Orioles Add To Bullpen Mix With Rosario
The Orioles selected righthander Adrian Rosario, 21, from the Brewers with the fourth pick in the first round of the Rule 5 draft.
The Orioles selected righthander Adrian Rosario, 21, from the Brewers with the fourth pick in the first round of the Rule 5 draft.
Rather than let reliever Jim Hoey become a minor league free agent, the Orioles decided to add him to their 40-man roster.
For the last three years, Ronnie Welty has been chosen to his league's postseason all-star team. That's three different leagues and three different clubs. So why aren't more people talking about him?
Pitching prospect Brandon Erbe had successful surgery on Aug. 13 to repair a torn labrum. Now the real work begins.
Outfielder Xavier Avery accomplished a lot before his 21st birthday.<br/>Avery, born on New Years Day 1990, began the season at high Class A Frederick and ended it as Double-A Bowie's leadoff hitter and center fielder.
If second baseman Ryan Adams is going to play in the majors, his bat will get him there.
Roch Kubatko selects end-of-season award winners for the Orioles system, selecting the Best Player, Best Pitcher and a player to keep an eye on.
The Orioles reached a contract agreement with their top pick, shortstop Manny Machado, about one minute before the midnight deadline. That was the hard part.
Lefthander Troy Patton has been recalled twice from Triple-A Norfolk this season, but he's still waiting to appear in his first major league game since 2007.
In the Orioles' perfect world, Brandon Snyder would be playing first base for them this summer. Few things have gone right for the Orioles, though, including their plan for Snyder.
Nathan Moreau sure knows how to celebrate a promotion. Making his first start after moving up from low Class A Delmarva to high Class A Frederick, Moreau threw the sixth no-hitter in Keys history
Roch Kubatko selects midseason award winners for the Orioles system, designating prospects in the Best Player, Biggest Leap Forward and Biggest Disappointment categories.
After failing to sign righthander Dan Klein out of high school, the Orioles decided to try again. The Orioles selected Klein, a closer at UCLA, in the third round of this year's draft.
After focusing on pitchers in the draft over the past few years, the Orioles take the top shortstop on the board in Manny Machado.
Double-A Bowie reliever Luis Lebron made such a favorable impression in spring training, it looked like he might debut in the majors later this summer and perhaps get an opportunity to close games. Unfortunately, Lebron won't be doing anything except resting and rehabbing his right elbow.
Chris Tillman was devastated when the Orioles optioned him to Triple-A Norfolk on the last day of spring training. His voice cracked while talking to reporters at his locker. He tried to put on a brave front, but he clearly was hurt by the decision. Apparently, Tillman no longer has time for the pain.
A violent collision at home plate knocked low Class A Delmarva catcher Justin Dalles to the ground and landed him on the disabled list.
Billy Rowell is going back where he started. And in this instance, it's probably a good development.
Caleb Joseph walked through the clubhouse and gathered signatures on a baseball, a sure sign that he was being assigned to the minor league camp.
When analyzing his delivery, young righthander Brandon Erbe decided it was time to end the violence.