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Leading Off
The Orioles had a ridiculously fun week, and got an extra special prescription from Dr. Poo Poo. We hope that you enjoyed a stretch of good baseball, because we’re not convinced that we’ll see it again this season. Yaaay?
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:
somebody on Facebook is already selling Adley Rutschman autographs for up to $175. this is why players stop signing for fans: their agents and autograph companies tell them their signature is worth money so then they only do sessions that start at $100
— Connor Guercio (@connor_guercio) July 29, 2019
Here's today's Bird's Eye View. Let's go O's! @BirdsEyeViewBal #Orioles #Birdland pic.twitter.com/sVO17bQL3y
— Michael Huntley (@mikehuntley63) July 26, 2019
Hey @MLB,
Start telling people how incredible your product is instead of telling people the games are too long.
MIN/NYY will be one of the best sporting events this year and know what the best part is?
Got to watch 5 hours of it. Incredible.
— Jake Story (@TalkinJake) July 24, 2019
People are treating Trey Mancini like he’s Adam Jones. Let’s pump the brakes people
— Orioles Uncensored (@OsUncensored) July 29, 2019
Phillips sounds off on O’s using position player to get save
#DongsAfterDark
West Coast baseball means one thing: Jake is going to stay up way too late watching the Orioles. There was no better example than Thursday’s 16-inning affair in which the Orioles mare a little history, and those few crazies who stayed up were treated to Weird Baseball.
But if West Coast baseball means two things, it’s this: that we get to whip out our favorite social media hashtag #DongsAfterDark. We rattle off a few synopses, and invite you to send us your own (keep it SFW) @birdseyeviewbal.
From Worst to Bad
The Orioles had a good week, and they are not numerically the worst team in baseball. So… yay? They’re not fixed, though. They’ve gone from Worst to Bad. This means that there are a couple of things to enjoy in the short term (Anthony Santander, anyone?), but that we should also get a reality check: this is still a bad team. Bad.
Leading Off
The Orioles had a ridiculously fun week, and got an extra special prescription from Dr. Poo Poo. We hope that you enjoyed a stretch of good baseball, because we’re not convinced that we’ll see it again this season. Yaaay?
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:
somebody on Facebook is already selling Adley Rutschman autographs for up to $175. this is why players stop signing for fans: their agents and autograph companies tell them their signature is worth money so then they only do sessions that start at $100
— Connor Guercio (@connor_guercio) July 29, 2019
Here's today's Bird's Eye View. Let's go O's! @BirdsEyeViewBal #Orioles #Birdland pic.twitter.com/sVO17bQL3y
— Michael Huntley (@mikehuntley63) July 26, 2019
Hey @MLB,
Start telling people how incredible your product is instead of telling people the games are too long.
MIN/NYY will be one of the best sporting events this year and know what the best part is?
Got to watch 5 hours of it. Incredible.
— Jake Story (@TalkinJake) July 24, 2019
People are treating Trey Mancini like he’s Adam Jones. Let’s pump the brakes people
— Orioles Uncensored (@OsUncensored) July 29, 2019
Phillips sounds off on O’s using position player to get save
#DongsAfterDark
West Coast baseball means one thing: Jake is going to stay up way too late watching the Orioles. There was no better example than Thursday’s 16-inning affair in which the Orioles mare a little history, and those few crazies who stayed up were treated to Weird Baseball.
But if West Coast baseball means two things, it’s this: that we get to whip out our favorite social media hashtag #DongsAfterDark. We rattle off a few synopses, and invite you to send us your own (keep it SFW) @birdseyeviewbal.
From Worst to Bad
The Orioles had a good week, and they are not numerically the worst team in baseball. So… yay? They’re not fixed, though. They’ve gone from Worst to Bad. This means that there are a couple of things to enjoy in the short term (Anthony Santander, anyone?), but that we should also get a reality check: this is still a bad team. Bad.