Ryan Mountcastle had to step away from the game for an unexpected reason. He used the downtime to reset, and then worked his way back as a better hitter by focusing on the Orioles’ swing-decision philosophy.
“Camden Crossing,” according to the poll, would aim to create new economic opportunities in the area with housing, hotels, shops, office space and health and education services, the poll says. It asks respondents how familiar they were with the revitalization plan.
Orioles lead play-by-play announcer Kevin Brown is scheduled to return to the air Friday after the story of his removal from the booth dominated national news.
Brown has been off the air for over a week after a comment he made in a pregame segment regarding the Orioles’ record in previous years against the Tampa Bay Rays. In the time since, there has been a flurry of online support for Brown.
Gov. Wes Moore visited Ravens practice on Monday, but promised that the Maryland Stadium Authority and the Orioles will come to a long-term agreement amid speculation that negotiations are dragging on.
“We don’t comment on employment decisions, however, Kevin Brown will be back with us in the near future,” an Orioles official told The Baltimore Banner, amid reports that Brown had been suspended.
After years of the left field upper reserve being roped off thanks to dwindling attendance, there are finally fans sitting there again as the team surges. In Saturday's sellout, there was no better sign of the Orioles' increasing buzz in the city than the stories of the fans in the cheap seats.
When the '83 Orioles won the World Series, most of them didn't think it would be 40 years without another appearance. But several veterans from that team see common threads that could push Baltimore back to the top of baseball.