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Rays 4, Orioles 2: Yada, yada, yada...
Three a-holes going as Chuck Liddell for Halloween (which I realize is a month away) [via d.yimg.com] Even in a year where we were "surprised" by a "competitive" Orioles team, the Birds are doing th...
Yankees 7, Orioles 3: Goodbye, Yankee Stadium
(Photo by perspectiveAerials.com via Getty Images) So that's that. They repeatedly mentioned that when Babe Ruth hit the first home run at Yankee Stadium back in 1923, he said after the game, "God kn...
Cubs and Rays clinch
Hey, the Orioles lost again... Congratulations to the Chicago Cubs, 2008 NL Central Division Champions, and Tampa Bay Devil Rays, a team that clinched their first ever playoff appearance in franchise ...
Yankees 3, O's 2: A dollar short
Carl Pavano improved to 2-0 against the O's this season and 4-1 overall, pitching five innings of solid ball before handing it over to the bullpen, a group that shut us down for the final four inning...
Jays 8, O's 7: Yeah! Oh yeah! Oh yeah!
Ah, the ol' September Oriole fall-apart, condensed into one game. The Blow Jays play "anything you can do, I can do better," scoring five runs in one inning and then tap-tap-tapping away en route to V...
Angels 6, O's 5: Sherrill's ice water melts
If you missed tonight's West Coast game, then consider this an invitation to my gangsta nation. The Orioles got a crap start from Dennis Sarfate and a crap finish from George Sherrill, who walked Cho...
Jays 6, O's 5: Another blown game
JESUS CHRIST, JESUS CHRIST, JESUS CHRIST! George Sherrill came in and gave the game away with a 5-4 lead in the ninth. That's our All-Star! Jim Johnson did his job in the eighth, giving up two to let...
Jays 9, O's 8: Memories are made of this
Take one freaking awful call Add a strike that was a ball One game, one umpSmart as Forrest Gump Memories are made of this Don't forget this dopey goof Calls a game like it's a spoof 17 wal...
Jays 7, O's 6: Unearned runs count on the board, too
The O's coughed up a 6-2 lead in the seventh inning and then a throwing error on Ramon Hernandez led to Freddie Bynum being unable to field a routine ground ball as it Buckner'd its way into left fiel...
Cubs 7, O's 4: Jay Payton, the one-man wrecking crew
Even though Jay Payton had a pair of two-run homers, the rest of the Orioles stunk out the jernt (well, Luke Scott had two hits on his 30th birthday -- happy birthday, Luuuuuke!) and the pitching was ...
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