It is exaltation one minute, cruel and unusual punishment for a fanbase the next. In the end, perhaps relief was the predominant feeling for these Orioles. www.thebanner.com/sports/oriol...
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Kyle Goon
Sports columnist at The Baltimore Banner. Covering the Ravens, the Orioles and sports in Maryland.
The Orioles lead the majors with 67 unearned runs. That is already ties how many unearned runs Baltimore allowed in 2024. The last time the Orioles had more than 67 unearned runs in a season was 2019 (84)
Andy KostkaThe Orioles trail the Tigers, 3-0, in the third. The big blow came when Javier Báez hit an RBI single against Trevor Rogers. Báez was caught in a rundown, and Pete Alonso threw the ball away. An uphill climb once again
The Ravens extended the lease at their Baltimore County practice facility through at least 2038. There will also be upgrades: • $70 million from Ravens • $25 million from county • Potential $25 million from state From Jonas Shaffer: www.thebanner.com/sports/raven...
Mo Gaba still inspires 6 years after his death. Despite the pain, that gives his mother solace. “Stuff like that makes me happy, to know that his legacy still lives on, and people still miss him and still remember him,” Sonsy Gaba said. www.thebanner.com/sports/oriol...
Lamar Jackson, a two-time NFL MVP, is still expected to power the Ravens this year. But who else will have to lead the way in Year 1 under Jesse Minter?
Commanders fire tight ends coach who was recently charged with DWI
Banner Baseball Show with @jonmeoli.bsky.social 🤕 More catcher injuries 💦 Could the #Orioles make a splash at the deadline? ⌛️ Time to trade Heston Kjerstad? New episode ⤵️
Trevor Rogers has made it known he likes it in Baltimore, but an extension hasn’t come. During the season, he said, isn’t the right time. “If there’s an opportunity to have it at some point, I’m all ears, but I’m really just focused on the job at hand.” www.thebanner.com/sports/oriol...
Though Orioles fall to Braves late, Trevor Rogers makes his case for the next big contract