From now through Monday, we'll profile six players the Orioles might target with the No. 4 overall pick in Monday night's amateur draft .
From now through Monday, we'll profile six players the Orioles might target with the No. 4 overall pick in Monday night's amateur draft . Today: Byron Buxton
Orioles right fielder to have surgery Friday, will go on DL for first time in big-league career In the midst of their worst losing streak of the season, the Orioles will now be without their most durable player for as long as a month.
Ramon Harewood has been with the Ravens for two seasons, but the 6-foot-6 offensive tackle has yet to play a single snap in a game that counted in the standings. He has spent the past two seasons on the injured reserve -- due to knee surgery in 2010 then an ankle injury in 2011 -- and will try to lock down a roster spot this summer.
The former Poly and Maryland player says he has gotten "bigger and stronger and faster" The continued development of second-year wide receiver Torrey Smith has been evident at the team’s two organized team activities that were open to media. Tandon Doss, who has buffed up a bit, has also caught my eye. And then there’s LaQuan Williams, now in his second NFL season, who continues to exceed expectations.
But nothing is certain in the battle for the Ravens' place-kicking job, which began this week and could run for months.
I feel like I have to preface every one of these post-OTA observation blogs by offering the reminder that drawing any conclusions from these workouts would be foolish on my part. Still, some players clearly make a bigger impression than others and I can say without hesitation that nobody stood out more in yesterday’s session than second-year wide receiver LaQuan Williams . First of all, conditioning was not the issue for him, but Williams looks even leaner and much more explosive than he did during his rookie season.
Add Orioles centerfielder and $85.5-million-dollar-man Adam Jones to the growing list of Baltimore players on manager Buck Showalter’s infirmary report.
Baltimore right-hander makes outspoken remarks following 4-1 loss that fell just short of accusing Toronto of stealing signs. TORONTO – First things first. When discussing his performance Wednesday night against the Blue Jays, Orioles right-hander Jason Hammel blamed himself and his inability to keep his fastball down against a fastball-feasting Toronto lineup.
Orioles right fielder Nick Markakis knew when he woke up this morning he wouldn’t be able to play in tonight’s series finale against the Blue Jays at the Rogers Center.
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