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No matter how many All-Star teams Baltimore Orioles prospect Dylan Bundy makes in his career, his feet will be firmly rooted in the soil of his native Oklahoma. After signing for a guaranteed $6.25 million as the fourth pick in the 2011 draft, Bundy splurged on a 2011 Ford F-150 Platinum pickup truck. The rest went into savings, which will come in handy in the unlikely event that he flops in baseball and will have to pursue a career in, say, insurance sales.
Bundy brought the truck with him to his first professional stop with the Class A Delmarva Shorebirds, but prefers to ride his bike from his apartment to Arthur W. Perdue Stadium with his roommate and good buddy, pitcher Parker Bridwell. At least, that was the routine before the accident. After Colorado Rockies...
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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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