Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Iannetta is met by teammates following his 3 run blast.
Anaheim, CA The Baltimore Orioles are heading home. After 10 games in 10 days it was clear that the team was suffering from the "Get Away Day Blues" as they looked listless at the plate and fell to the Angels.
It was not a game to write home about for Baltimore. Playing their 10th game in 10 days the bats never got going. Baltimore was limited ... Read More
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Ervin Santana was near unhittable for much of his 6.2 innings.
Anaheim, CA Nine games. That is the number the Baltimore Oriole winning streak had reached before Ervin Santana and the Los Angeles Angels put a stop to it taking game two of their 3 game set 3-2 in a thriller.
Santana was lights out for most of the game. His fastball, slider combination had the Orioles at his mercy the first two times ... Read More
Jim Johnson has been perfect this season, is leading the AL-Star Voting for closers as well
Anaheim, CA The Baltimore Orioles may be sad to know they will be back in Baltimore on Tuesday, which given how well they have played away from Baltimore could be terrible news. They once again won a game on the road their 8th in a row beating the Angels 4-2 despite a gutsy performance from Angles starter Scott Downs.
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Friday, April 20, 2012
Dunn hits one of Chicago's 3 homeruns, but it wasn't enough
Chicago, IL The running joke in the press pool after the game is that Batlimore could go 81-0 on the road and probably still miss the playoffs in the AL East given their 2-4 record at home. The Orioles completed the sweep of the Chicago White Sox Thursday in a game that saw five balls leave the park.
It was not a good day to be a starting ... Read More
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Jones' solo shot in the 9th was the difference in a tight battle
Chicago, IL The Orioles have continued their winning ways on the road. The 3-2 victory helped the team improve to 8-4 on the you season.
It was a pitching duel as both Jason Hammel and Jake Peavy pitched 6 tough innings agianst two of the top 5 hitting teams in baseball. Endy Chavez who was given the start over Nolan Reimold got ... Read More
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Baltimore's offense was again jump started by Nolan Reimold who saw his average reach .216 as he becomes more comfortable in the everyday lead off role. JJ Hardy brought him home for his 5th RBI in his first game back from an aggravated ... Read More
The Orioles coming off a sweep of Toronto, looked to continue their hot road start. Nolan Reimold started the game off with a double off starter Phillip Humber (1-1, 7.84). He ... Read More
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Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Game 1 Brandon Morrow and Jason Hammel put on a pitching clinic of sorts. Toronto took the lead in the 4th when Marcus Thames doubled and Jose Bautista hit a ground rule double to score him. Brandon Morrow mowed down Oriole hitters with his devastating fastball that Baltimore couldn't touch. Unfortunately Morrow tweaked his back and was pulled after just 6.2 innings ... Read More In his first start Chen managed to go three up, three down in the first, but the Yankees made him throw 20 pitches to do it. Chen would settle down allow only 1 hit in innings 2 and 3. With Chen pitching well, Baltimore would get to Freddy Garcia ... Read More Matusz did his best in the early innings, working out of a jam in the first when he struck out Curtis Granderson and Mark Texeria following two one out singles. He was tagged by Raul Ibanez in 2nd for a solo home run, but managed to work out of the ... Read More
Monday, April 16, 2012
 JJ Hardy rounds 1st following the first of his 2 HRs to help down the Twins Baltimore, MD For the 28,000 fans who descended on Camden Yards hoping to see the first Orioles victory of 2012, it didn't start out the way they hoped, but baseball is a nine inning game. Tommy Hunter got off to a rocky start allowing 4 Twin runs and 8 men to bat. It was an ominous start for the Orioles who were still ... Read More
Sunday, April 15, 2012
 Sadly, this Jones home run came with no one on base.] Baltimore, MD Carl Pavano (1-0 1.35) and Jake Arrieta were the early story and the failing of the Orioles Bullpen were the story late. Arrieta went 6 innings in his frist opening day start for Baltimore surrendering only one run, on a Joe Mauer (2-4, HR, 2 RBI, R) solo homerun, to give Minnesota an early 1-0 lead. Baltimore would rally back when Adam Jones ... Read More N51_rob
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