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Leading Off
As it turns out, they are who we thought they were. But hey – with all these roster moves, we have the opportunity to be let down by a whole new group of people, each week!
Join us for The Drink of the Week. Don’t forget to drink socially with us on Untappd.
This Week on the Twitters
Here is what is happening in the world of Orioles Baseball, in 280 characters, or fewer:
Mychal Givens gets the eighth inning starting with No. 6 hitter Welington Castillo. It's not exactly the meat of the order, but these may have been judged as the most important outs of the game. The Orioles lead 4-2.
— Jon Meoli (@JonMeoli) April 25, 2019
Cobb: "We’ve been giving up too many home runs as a staff, and I don’t want to get too much into it, but the baseballs are just absolutely ridiculous." #orioles
— Roch Kubatko (@masnRoch) April 21, 2019
Let me be the first to congratulate Mike Wright on his 2020 Cy Young
— Orioles Uncensored (@OsUncensored) April 24, 2019
Former Oriole Jonathan Schoop hits a three-run blast in his return to Baltimore. Fair number of Orioles fans are applauding and cheering him.
— Betsy Helfand (@betsyhelfand) April 21, 2019
There have been 12 position player pitching appearances in Orioles history; 25 percent of them have been in 2019.
— Nathan Ruiz (@NathanSRuiz) April 23, 2019
This quote is everything.
“It sucks, but you’ve got middle-aged white men telling everybody else what to do in the world.” (🗣@SimplyAJ10) https://t.co/CXw7YuLjCV
— Kristen Hudak (@kristenmhudak) April 27, 2019
The #Orioles are listening on Mychal Givens, per @Ken_Rosenthal https://t.co/c3ruOgzyWD pic.twitter.com/vtRCUVNrqL
— MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors) April 28, 2019
Around the Bases
First Base: Deck Chairs on the Titantic
Since our last episode (15 APR) the Orioles made 26 roster transactions. That is… many. Some of the moves were no-brainers (such as Mike Wright getting sent to Azkaban ), as well as more surprising ones (Jesus failing to save his roster spot).
Second Base: We don’t want to see the Twins anymore.
The Twins simply man-handled the Orioles in their season series. In the six games the team played (including two on the same day that Jake subjected his c...
Leading Off
As it turns out, they are who we thought they were. But hey – with all these roster moves, we have the opportunity to be let down by a whole new group of people, each week!
Join us for The Drink of the Week. Don’t forget to drink socially with us on Untappd.
This Week on the Twitters
Here is what is happening in the world of Orioles Baseball, in 280 characters, or fewer:
Mychal Givens gets the eighth inning starting with No. 6 hitter Welington Castillo. It's not exactly the meat of the order, but these may have been judged as the most important outs of the game. The Orioles lead 4-2.
— Jon Meoli (@JonMeoli) April 25, 2019
Cobb: "We’ve been giving up too many home runs as a staff, and I don’t want to get too much into it, but the baseballs are just absolutely ridiculous." #orioles
— Roch Kubatko (@masnRoch) April 21, 2019
Let me be the first to congratulate Mike Wright on his 2020 Cy Young
— Orioles Uncensored (@OsUncensored) April 24, 2019
Former Oriole Jonathan Schoop hits a three-run blast in his return to Baltimore. Fair number of Orioles fans are applauding and cheering him.
— Betsy Helfand (@betsyhelfand) April 21, 2019
There have been 12 position player pitching appearances in Orioles history; 25 percent of them have been in 2019.
— Nathan Ruiz (@NathanSRuiz) April 23, 2019
This quote is everything.
“It sucks, but you’ve got middle-aged white men telling everybody else what to do in the world.” (🗣@SimplyAJ10) https://t.co/CXw7YuLjCV
— Kristen Hudak (@kristenmhudak) April 27, 2019
The #Orioles are listening on Mychal Givens, per @Ken_Rosenthal https://t.co/c3ruOgzyWD pic.twitter.com/vtRCUVNrqL
— MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors) April 28, 2019
Around the Bases
First Base: Deck Chairs on the Titantic
Since our last episode (15 APR) the Orioles made 26 roster transactions. That is… many. Some of the moves were no-brainers (such as Mike Wright getting sent to Azkaban ), as well as more surprising ones (Jesus failing to save his roster spot).
Second Base: We don’t want to see the Twins anymore.
The Twins simply man-handled the Orioles in their season series. In the six games the team played (including two on the same day that Jake subjected his c...