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share-square-166514 BALTIMORE -- Any time they host the Yankees at Camden Yards, Orioles pitchers arrive at the ballpark with enough incentive to keep the baseball out of the air. The way their infield played defense behind them Tuesday provided even more. Evidence came in the form of two sensational diving plays baked into the O’s 5-1 loss to New York, both dazzling backhand picks that took hits away from Yankees second baseman Rougned Odor. Maikel Franco completed the first, snagging Odor’s 97.2 mph screamer toward third in the fourth. Rio Ruiz was responsible for the other, pouncing to...

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eleven in 100, or about  10.5 percent, of NCAA senior male baseball players, will get drafted by a Major League Baseball (MLB) team. Approximately  one in 200 or approximately  0.5 percent of high school senior boys playing interscholastic baseball will eventually be drafted by an MLB team. Guess what? Mandan's very own Jay Flaa has defied all the odds AND the ultimate dream HAS come true. KFYRTV reported that yesterday (Monday) Jay got the call from THE Baltimore Orioles! Jay played on the Mandan Braves and that team won the State Championship back in 2010. From there he played colleg...

Jordan Montgomery made his spring debut as the Yankees downed the Orioles in a seven-inning affair.

share-square-590988 The Orioles didn’t get to see Heston Kjerstad at their alternate training site or instructional camp last summer after selecting the slugging outfielder No. 2 in the 2020 Draft. On Friday, O’s GM/EVP Mike Elias revealed why. Elias said Kjerstad was sidelined due to “an episode of myocarditis,” a viral infection that causes inflammation of the heart muscle. Elias said Kjerstad is expected to report to Spring Training late due to the condition. “He’s doing really well and we’re going to have him at the camp, but we’re still emerging from the timeline of that,...