Ryan O’Hearn’s wife, Hannah: Being here is “a dream come true. … Keep the faith.”
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Andy Kostka
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Andy Kostka
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Orioles for The Baltimore Banner | @dbksports grad | described as “dogged (and dog-loving)” | Adopt, don’t shop
Joined June 2011
- A “Free Kevin Brown” chant grows voice in the seventh inning at Camden Yards
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- This is a weird thing to do, Dave. Two things: Félix Bautista is one of the most humble members of any baseball clubhouse, anywhere. Also, he's still learning English. His native language is Spanish and he does interviews through an interpreter. So, yeah, weird video Dave
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- There’s an actual alive cow inside of Camden Yards right now
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- Ken Guthrie, the Orioles scout who helped sign Jackson Holliday, Heston Kjerstad and Creed Willems, has departed the organization for a position with the Mets, two sources said
- Adley Rutschman hasn't moved. He is standing, staring, at the Rangers' celebration
- On his appearance with the Cavinder twins on YouTube, Adley Rutschman was asked what his No. 1 hangover cure is. Adley: "Um. I've never been -- I've never drank before in my life." PR training kicked into high gear on that one
- Ryan O’Hearn and his wife, Hannah, on the carpet. Hannah said Ryan wanted to look like James Bond
- Shintaro Fujinami said this guy is a close friend of his. The Orioles reliever laughed and said he was “crazy,” but Fujinami is also very grateful for him. Fujinami noticed him immediately when he took the mound
- The No. 7 hasn't been worn by an Oriole since former manager Cal Ripken Sr. died. The last player to wear it was Billy Ripken. The Orioles asked the Ripken family whether Jackson Holliday could wear No. 7. Yes. They "are thrilled that Jackson is wearing #7," a spokesperson said.
