Leading Off



Don’t look now, but this “weekly podcast” is producing content weekly again. During the offseason, no less!



The Orioles are unstoppable in the Grapefruit League, and Corey Booker received votes in the South Carolina Democratic Primary. Things that don’t matter are happening all over the place.







Drink of the Week







Join us for the Drink of the Week, and let us know how you’re consoling yourself as you watch the O’s. Find us on Untappd



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This Week on the Twitters







Here’s what’s going on in the world of Orioles Baseball, in 280 characters, or fewer:




Longtime radio host Brett Hollander leaves WBAL to join Orioles broadcast team https://t.co/gt11eCi40T— Baltimore Sun Sports (@BaltSunSports) February 28, 2020





There is real baseball this month…we almost made it through the offseason everybody— Orioles Fan (@ransportsguy) March 1, 2020





#orioles piping in noise for pop up drill. The Delmon Young double. Fans know what it means. No explanation needed. pic.twitter.com/WN0CZKeyZR— Roch Kubatko (@masnRoch) February 27, 2020





Chris Davis might be back you guys— Orioles Fan Problems (@OriolesFanProbz) February 27, 2020





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Positive Vibes







People listened to last week’s show, and called us “positive.” You want positive, we’ve got your positive right here!



We walk through the Orioles roster (OK, not the whole thing… going through all 69 players just wouldn’t be nice) and write a story that represents the players’ best case scenarios.



Sometimes, the outlooks are rosy. Sometimes, they’re brutally honest. Other times, it’s clear that it was a late night composing these positive outcomes.



Through it all, we provide our signature lack of insight and baseless opinion. But we do it with an eye to the future. We’re doing it for the children – just like Pat Valaika.







Tell Them Where to Stick It







How often have we been told that baseball is dying? Well, we have some solutions. After seeing the Cubs mic up a couple of their players during a Spring Training game with the Angels, we feel that there are opportunities for baseball to market its players to the public.



Maybe it’s in-game banter. Maybe it’s clubhouse ping pong. Whatever it is, the game’s personalities are good for it.