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Orioles Pitcher’s Find Out He's Opening Day Starter In Adorable Way (VIDEO)
Zach Eflin didn't hear he’d be the Orioles' Opening Day starter from longtime manager Brandon Hyde. Instead, the honor was delivered by his biggest supporters—his family. On Friday, the Orioles announced that Eflin will start the season opener on March 27 in Toronto against the Blue Jays.
Orioles' Grayson Rodriguez: Starting throwing progression soon
Hyde described Rodriguez's progression as a "restart," which means "it's going to take a while." How long exactly it will take isn't clear, but it would seem to be a safe bet that Rodriguez will miss at least the first month or so of the season. The right-hander was given a cortisone injection earlier this week to combat elbow inflammation.
Zach Eflin named Orioles' Opening Day starter vs. Blue Jays
Zach Eflin will start for the Baltimore Orioles on Opening Day. The Orioles posted a video on social media showing Eflin getting the news from his wife and children. The team visits Toronto for its opener on March 27.
Zach Eflin to start season opener for Orioles in Toronto
Zach Eflin will start for the Baltimore Orioles on opening day. The Orioles posted a video on social media showing Eflin getting the news from his wife and children. The team visits Toronto for its opener on March 27.
Orioles name Zach Eflin opening day starter; Grayson Rodriguez to ‘restart’ ramp up
After the way spring training has unfolded, the announcement Friday was a mere formality. Zach Eflin will be the Orioles’ opening day starter March 27 against the Blue Jays in Toronto, manager Brandon Hyde announced Friday afternoon.
Eflin gets call as Orioles' Opening Day starter
For the second consecutive year, Zach Eflin will be making an Opening Day start vs. the Blue Jays. Only this time, the 30-year-old right-hander will be doing so for a different team. The Orioles annou
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Here's the Orioles' Spring Breakout roster
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Orioles get great return from bringing in ex-players as guest instructors
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Orioles observations on why Dean Kremer wants to be ‘boring,’ a reliever rebound and more
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Orioles' Jorge Mateo: Nearing spring debut
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said Friday that Mateo (elbow) could make his Grapefruit League debut soon but remains doubtful for Opening Day, Danielle Allentuck of TheBaltimoreBanner.com reports.
Gunnar Henderson injury has Orioles and Jackson Holliday worried about his future
Former Baltimore Orioles top prospect Jackson Holliday is a versatile middle infielder. However, he is best served at second base, despite some pundits assuming ...
Anthony Santander says Orioles’ contract offer ‘wasn’t even close’ to something he’d accept
Anthony Santander’s $92.5 million contract with the Blue Jays far exceeded what the Orioles offered him this offseason, he ...
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Orioles exhibition game notes on Domínguez, Kremer, Mullins and more (O's lose 13-5)
The first two Atlanta batters reached today against Orioles reliever Seranthony Domínguez on a walk and a ball that deflected ...
Baltimore Orioles Prospect Could Be Closer to Making His Major League Debut
Brandon Young could find himself on the pitching staff of the Baltimore Orioles sooner than expected. Manager Brandon Hyde ...
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Orioles SS Gunnar Henderson Begins Hitting Progression, Defensive Work Next
Gunnar Henderson began a hitting progression on March 11 and will begin defensive work on March 12, manager Brandon Hyde ...
How do Orioles feel about robot umps? They’re already thinking strategy.
MLB is giving players and managers a taste of the automated ball-strike system as the league weighs whether to fully implement it.