Nick Markakis ran a considerable amount of sprints for the first time on Wednesday morning and the Orioles right fielder, coming off offseason abdominal surgery, continues to progress with Opening Day circled on his calendar.
Ryan Wagner wasn't nervous so much as excited to be in the booth and let his voice envelop the cheerful crowd on hand to take in the Orioles-Twins game Wednesday afternoon.
Morning anchor Todd McDermott was stunned to read that Hines Ward had signed a deal with the Ravens, and passed the report on to a Pittsburgh TV audience. Problem was, this was complete fiction.
Left-hander pitcher Wei-Yin Chen shined in his Orioles spring debut and Baltimore used some timely hits to top the Minnesota Twins, 2-0, at Ed Smith Stadium Wednesday afternoon.
Ever since that fateful call last Christmas, Orioles catcher Michael Ohlman has religiously buckled his seat belt every time he's in the car.
Ever since that fateful call last Christmas, Orioles catcher Michael Ohlman has religiously buckled his seat belt every time he's in the car.
Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts remains on a day-by-day progression and said Wednesday he's having more good days than bad, although he's still not certain if he will be able to get into a Spring Training game.
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Orioles executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette has dramatically restructured the scouting and Minor League development operations, reassigning a large portion of professional scouts to the amateur side and rearranging those already in the organization in roles that best suited their strengths.
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