The Orioles will take on the Twins today. Matt Wieters won't be playing after getting hit in the arm by a bat yesterday. Nothing serious, but the O's aren't taking any chances, either. Derrek Lee won't start until tomorrow at the earliest.  I'm pretty sure Jeremy Guthrie is starting. The game appears to be available on MLB's mobile and computer outlets, but WBAL isn't broadcasting it. 

Yup, that's all I got. It's a Sunday game in Spring Training. What do you want?

The Red Sox dare not bring their entire team to suffer embarrassment at your eventual 2011 Grapefruit League Champion Baltimore Orioles. So, instead, we get about half their team.

This game is actually being broadcast on radio in Baltimore on WBAL and the usual MLB mobile and computer outlets. If you're in NESN's market, you were originally scheduled to get this game, but it's been switched to the BOS/FLA split-squad game instead. Can't have the denizens of Red Sox Nation going into a collective depression just yet at the realization they're already playing for second.

According to The (Baltimore) Sun, Brad Bergesen will make his second exhibition start. Mark Hendrickson, Jim Johnson. Michael Gonzalez and Clay Rapada also are scheduled to pitch. Alfredo Aceves will start for Boston.

Let's Go O's!

Line ups courtesy of Britt Ghiroli:

1. Roberts 2B

2. Markakis RF

3. Scott LF

4. Guerrero DH

5. Reynolds 3B

6. Jones CF

7. Hardy SS

8. Wieters C

9. Mahoney 1B

SP Bergesen

Nick Markakis has never been a man of many words, but his dinner with majority owner Peter Angelos last summer may have been the most important conversation about the Orioles in the past decade.

MASN spoke with the outfielder today at the Sarasota complex. Here's the MASN interview with Nick Markakis and footage of Nick at Spring Training.

As always, all footage comes courtesy of the Baltimore Orioles through MASN. The video sizes are huge, yet the file sizes are reasonable.

Nolan Reimold is thought by most of us Camden Chatters to be destined for Norfolk once the season begins. But he's treating Spring Training as a chance to fight for a spot on the 25 man roster.

Here's an interview with Nolan Reimold along with footage of Reimold at Spring Training.

As always, all footage comes courtesy of the Baltimore Orioles through MASN. The video sizes for these video clips have been downsized, so both are 11MB or less, and formatted 700x480.

J.J. Hardy comes to the Orioles from Minnesota after a half-decade with Milwaukee. MASN personnel interviewed him today as part of their coverage made available to media outlets. 

Here's the interview with JJ Hardy.

As always, all footage comes courtesy of the Baltimore Orioles through MASN. The video sizes are huge, yet the file sizes are reasonable.

Now that full-squad workouts are upon us, we get to see more than just pitchers strecthing hamstrings. Today, we get Matt Wieters as the subject of the video availability.

Here's Matt Wieters being Interviewed for MASN, and here's footage of Matt working out as well.

BONUS FOOTAGE: Here'a a MASN Buck Showalter interview.

As always, all footage comes courtesy of the Baltimore Orioles through MASN. The video sizes are huge, yet the file sizes are reasonable.

Just released to the media by MASN, here is your first look at future hall of famer Vladimir Guerrero donning the orange and black. 

For information on the press conference, check out Jeff Zrebiec's write up on Orioles Insider. 

Since we're all just dying for the O's to grace our TV's and monitors again, here's a taste of what's going on down in Florida.

Here's a Kevin Gregg Interview from earlier today, and some footage of  Kevin Gregg throwing. 

WARNING: The video in the links is formatted to be used for television, so the dimensions are huge (1920x1080). The file sizes are rather small, as each file is under 80 MB.