The Chicago-based hospitality company also runs concessions at other Major League Baseball ballparks, including Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles and Wrigley Field in Chicago
Luis Ayden Almeyda was following a fairly typical path for a top prospect — including finding a way to play against older talent and in front of college scouts — until his grandmother’s illness changed everything and sent him down a new path.
Actor and Baltimore native Josh Charles joins the podcast to relive his favorite Baltimore sports moments, share how he got involved with HBO’s “We Own This City” and explain how a cookie ended up on the Lombardi Trophy. Plus, Jerry Coleman and Adam Jones debate what's next for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and if the Orioles are spending too much on prospects.
Orioles CEO made a rare public appearance but refused to answer questions about his family's legal drama, the team's lease on Camden Yards or the future of the franchise.
ESPN/Andscape NFL commentator Domonique Foxworth discusses Damar Hamlin’s recovery days after suffering cardiac arrest and explains the support available to NFL players at the end of their careers.
About a third of the Orioles’ projected payroll in 2023 will come from the raises allotted to their six arbitration-eligible players, with outfielder Anthony Santander expected to receive the largest boost of the group.
An analysis of teams that have found success while eschewing a high payroll shows that drafting alone won’t be enough. Mike Elias is almost certainly going to need to swing some trades for MLB-ready talent.
James McCann is hoping his bat returns this year after hitting .195 in 2022, but he’s confident that his ability behind the plate and to guide pitchers will be an asset to the Orioles.
After 10 episodes, former Orioles All-Star Adam Jones and host Jerry Coleman identify their favorite moments from interviews with Maryland sports stars in 2022. They reflect on conversations with former Oriole Trey Mancini, Ravens kicker Justin Tucker and Orioles manager Brandon Hyde. Jones and Coleman also rank their top five moments in Maryland sports in 2022.
The Orioles still finished outside of the playoffs, but the 2022 season offered more hope for the future of the organization than any in recent memory.
Mychal Givens is returning to the organization he began his career with, but this time around he’ll have to be the veteran presence giving guidance to pitchers trying to find their way.