Missing Mike Mussina
When Mike Mussina left the Baltimore Orioles for the New York Yankees in 2000, I wasn’t upset. The Evil Empire afforded more money and a better shot at a World Series title. He never did get that World Series title, but he got his money and a few more wins and strikeouts to add to his Hall-of-Fame resume’.
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Texting Mark Teixeira
I’ve said before that Mark Teixeira doesn’t care about playing for the Baltimore Orioles, and considering that he’s in a free agent market where the Boston Red Sox
..And How is This Supposed to Change the Orioles Pitching Staff?
The Baltimore Orioles are unveiling new uniforms today at noon. As you can see, the bird really doesn’t give a crap about the changes, because he’s actually gained a couple
An Orioles-Nationals World Series?
If you follow the Tampa Bay Rays line of logic from this season, the Orioles and Nationals have EVERY shot of making the 2009 World Series. If you follow Vegas’ logic, there’s a better chance of gun control in D.C., or getting a clean table at Crazy John’s on Baltimore St. Here’s
Jason Varitek to the Orioles?
Yeah, right. That’s about as far fetched as Kevin Millar to the… Uh, oh. So they wouldn’t go after Manny Ramirez, attempted make a hitter out of an
So Daniel Cabrera Was Just That Bad?
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Daniel Cabrera was once a fastballing’ wunderkind, but this season, he quickly became a volatile mix of Wild Thing Vaughan and Rick Ankiel on the mound. It got so bad, most folks guessed that his
In All, a Great Season for the Baltimore Orioles
If you were to answer the question by the numbers, the result would be a resounding ‘no.’ The Baltimore Orioles were a crabcake’s length away from 100 losses on the season and finished last place
Aubrey Huff is So Jealous Right Now
He may say he’s happy for his old mates and their surprise run to the postseason, but Aubrey Huff is
Bad Baltimore Jerseys of the 90’s
Jeff Reboulet, Albert Belle, Vinny Testaverde. You may recount these names as monumental failures in Baltimore sports history, but they also are responsible for a lesser known shame,
Daniel Cabrera’s Triple Crown of Shame
As if things couldn’t get worse for the Orioles’ noodle-armed pitcher, Daniel Cabrera is likely to win the
