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When the players have gone and the sun is getting ready to set on the beautifully renovated Ed Smith Stadium complex, it is not unusual to see a lone figure steering a golf cart slowly around the facility and examining everything from the landscaping to the light fixtures.
Buck Showalter will tell you that the Orioles' scenic spring training home is the creation of architect Janet Marie Smith and the Angelos family, but it's telling how much time he spends helping them perfect it after working all day trying to rebuild a broken baseball franchise.
James Shields should resist the urge to pull out his hair. It’s a common reaction when playing the Orioles. He struck out 15 batters and gave up two hits on Tuesday night. “I think that was the best game of my... more »
It was just a matter of time before Adam Jones picked up his 30th homer of the season. Jones hit a full-count slider over the left field wall in the 11th inning on Wednesday to give the Orioles a 3-1 victory and their first sweep... more »
He is on the phone from Boston at 9 in the morning after flying six hours across the country in the night from Seattle after another extra-inning win for his team. This time it had been 11 innings against the Mariners and the... more »
After 14 years of losing, you knew it wasn't going to be easy. The Orioles wanted their playoff-clinching party to begin at Camden Yards on Sunday. And they did their part with a 6-3 win over the Boston Red Sox and their... more »
With the way the Orioles have mixed and matched this season, bringing in rookies and former All-Stars, once-weres and never-have-beens to form an eclectic group that keeps winning when it's supposed to fall back to reality,... more »
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