The Baltimore Orioles brought back fan favorite Adam Jones for a retirement ceremony, thawing what was a frosty relationship after the five-time All-Star left in 2019.
Orioles center fielder Adam Jones will officially retire on Friday, but you’ll still be able to see his face — pieing someone else’s — on a local salt box.
Kerry Watson, who served as MGM’s regional vice president of government affairs for the last three years, will join the Orioles to oversee the franchise’s governmental affairs, communications, community development and creative content, The Baltimore Banner has learned.
When Shintaro Fujinami made the transition from Nippon Professional Baseball in Japan to Major League Baseball in America, his friend, Yuhi Hattori, decided to join him.
The second overall pick in the 2020 draft had his early career derailed by injuries, but Kjerstad hit .298 with 10 home runs and an .886 OPS in 76 games with Norfolk.
Orioles batting practice pitcher Rubén Francisca has shown the two most desired qualities for someone in his role: the ability to throw strikes, and the ability to throw for hours on end.
Means endured the Orioles’ lean years and was an undisputed ace going into last season, when Adley Rutschman and the fruit of the rebuild was set to arrive. Then, an elbow injury cost him more than a year. He finally returns tonight, ready to help with the final push to the playoffs.
Félix Bautista has reason to trust the Orioles, and Mike Elias has evidence that pitchers can be effective after a UCL injury. But fans should still be cautious when they envision what’s next for the All-Star closer.
Regardless of what happens in any other games Monday night, the Orioles need only four wins to secure a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 2016.