Projecting The 2010 Orioles: Bench | Camden Crazies
The last of Camden Crazies' projections posts. -Stacey
This just in: Kevin Millwood is a mentor
I'm tired of hearing it already. -Stacey
O's Jones is 'confident, not cocky' - baltimoresun.com
Adam Jones ruffled some feathers with his in your face attitude last year but he doesn't care. This ain't a freaking Starbucks, Rich Hill! -Stacey
Mike Gonzalez Blingee
The Wayward O comes through again. -Stacey
More from Moore - MASNsports.com
Scott Moore worked out with Brady Anderson for the entire offseason, and thinks it has really improved his game. Also, he's in the best shape of his life. -zk
Veteran Millwood embracing mentoring role | MLB.com: News
The wily veteran is schooling the young turks. -zk
Sarasota County approves Orioles deal...again - WWSB ABC 7 Florida - Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, North Port, Siesta Key Breaking News, Weather, Sports and Traffic on the Suncoast |
The wackiness with the county commissioners continues. -zk
O's closer Gonzalez appreciates Trembley's style - baltimoresun.com
Lots of odds and ends from the Sun, including a note that Sarfate is in the best shape of his life threw better than Kranitz has ever seen him throw. -zk
Orioles' Uehara adjusting to pitching in relief - USATODAY.com
"Team first," says Koji. -zk
Pitchers impress today: Roch - MASNsports.com
"Position players who reported early didn't have to take the field for the pre-workout stretch until 11:05 a.m. Adam Jones approached manager Dave Trembley and sought permission to join the pitchers and catchers at 9:15 a.m." Adam Jones just gets more awesome by the day. -duck
Angelos confirms buying Little Italy restaurant building - baltimoresun.com
"[Peter] Angelos said that, working through an agent, he bid $1.45 million at auction Wednesday for the dormant Boccaccio Restaurant in Little Italy, a prominent property that includes nearly one-third of an acre and was put up for sale after the death of its owner in 2008." -duck
Back pain won't slow Roberts, club says - baltimoresun.com
"Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts has been dealing with lower-back pain, but Orioles officials said Thursday that they believe he'll be able to hit the ground running when full squad workouts begin next week." -duck