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Across the AL: Baltimore Orioles Unlikely to Repeat 2012 Success

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Eric Favaloro
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The Baltimore Orioles shocked many baseball fans in 2012, when they not only won 93 games and nearly won the AL East, but also managed to secure a spot in the postseason.  After all, it had been 15 years since the Orioles last had a winning season or made the playoffs.    Despite eventually losing in ...

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Bring on the Orioles

Posted on October 6, 2012 by Rob Abruzzese

The Orioles beat the Rangers 5-1 tonight which means the Yankees will head into Baltimore for the ALDS which will start on Sunday night. I predict that the Yankees will win the series in five games, but I wouldn't be shocked if the O's somehow pulled it out. Despite the fact that they may be the ...

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The 2012 Baltimore Orioles: It’s better to be lucky than good

Posted on September 6, 2012 by Curtis Clark

The Yankees have problems. They riddled with injuries, aren’t hitting well, and the bullpen, once a strong suit, has looked miserable. The Rays just took a series from the Yankees. To top that all off, the hottest team in baseball happens to be the Orioles. Simply put, the Yankees need some better luck. Perhaps, the ...

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The Yankees/Orioles matchup this weekend will be big

Posted on August 30, 2012 by Michael Augustine

The Yankees had better bring it full throttle this weekend. With a day off today, they’ll need to be thinking long and hard about the two teams edging up from behind; one of which they’ll be hosting in the Bronx starting Friday - the Baltimore Orioles. Optimists be damned, the Bombers are in very dangerous territory as ...

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The 2012 Baltimore Orioles: Contenders or Pretenders?

Posted on July 16, 2012 by Brian Mazo

It’s been a long time since we as Yankee fans have had to take the Baltimore Orioles seriously; Camden Yards being one of those places that the Bomber bats go to get healthy. Yes, it hasn’t been generations since a twelve year old boy snatched a Derek Jeter fly-ball out of the clutches of O’s ...

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Game 26: The Rotation Keeps on Rollin'

Posted on May 4, 2010 by Dan Reiner

Yet another big performance from yet another big starter. The Yankees beat the Orioles 4-1 with ease (probably easier than last night). AJ Burnett brought his A-game yet again, going 7-plus innings of one run ball. His one earned run was thanks to his own error in the top of the third. Garrett Atkins led off with ...

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Game 20: Robinson Cano Continues Masterful April; Yanks top Os 8-3

Posted on April 29, 2010 by Stephen Crociata
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The Yankees may only be 3-4 in their last 7 games but it's definitely not due to a lack of production in the five hole. Robinson Cano is 14-18 in his last 7 games with 2 HR and 5 RBI, one of those HRs coming in last nights victory in game two verse Balitmore. Cano's ...

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Game 19: Seriously? Yanks' Lose to MLB-Worst O's

Posted on April 27, 2010 by Dan Reiner

Thought this first series against the Baltimore Orioles would be a breeze? Perhaps not. The Yankees fell short to the O's 5-4, behind staff ace Kevin Millwood and to the dismay of a shaky Yankee bullpen. The first inning and a half went quickly. Luke Scott led off the O's second with a single to left, followed ...

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Yankees Off Monday Before Opening Day; AL East Recap

Posted on April 12, 2010 by Stephen Crociata

As the Yankees get ready for opening day tomorrow (1pm EST Pettitte vs E. Santana) the Red Sox, Orioles, Rays, and Blue Jays all played Monday. Boston 2 Minnesota 5 The Grand-Opening of the Twins new ballpark, Target Field. Joe Mauer (MIN): 3/5 2 RBI Jason Kubel (MIN): 3/4 HR 2 RBI Carl Pavano (W): 6 IP 4 hits 1 ...

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