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For Throwback Thursday let's take a look back at the Baltimore Orioles' 2014 AL East title.
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With baseball down the pike in DC, do the Baltimore Orioles have to work harder for their fans than do other teams?
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Might the Baltimore Orioles travel down to Havana to play an exhibition game in Cuba?
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How do the Baltimore Orioles handle their 2015 pitching rotation?
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What do the Baltimore Orioles do at the trade deadline if 2015 shapes up to be a down year?
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Chris Davis did it in 2013, and Nelson Cruz in 2014. Who will be the player in 2015 that keeps the Baltimore Orioles atop the AL East?
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The Baltimore Orioles have done a great job in getting arbitration-eligible players like Zach Britton signed.
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Do the Baltimore Orioles merely part ways with players who don't mesh well with the group in the clubhouse?
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With the off-season dwindling down, the last "big name" free agent is James Shields. If the Yankees were wise, they'd sign him to stabilize their rotation.
Mike Franz|
the Baltimore orioles underrated starting rotation will most likely make them underdogs again in the upcoming season
Jacob Adams|
The Baltimore Orioles don't play a non-AL East opponent until the end of April.
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The Baltimore Orioles had a busy day on Tuesday. Not only did they part ways with Lombardozzi and Ohlman, but they also reached agreement with Nolan Reimold
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Should the Baltimore Orioles consider bringing James Shields aboard?
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Which utility players might the Baltimore Orioles look to sign prior to the 2015 season?
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If there's one thing the Baltimore Orioles should take away from Super Bowl 49, it's to keep their noses clean.
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While the Orioles do not get much credit from the national media, look for Manny Machado, Jonathan Schoop and Zach Britton to make a splash in 2015.
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The Baltimore Orioles hosted their annual FanFest celebration at the Baltimore Convention Center yesterday.
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While much talk has been about the competition for outfield spots, there will be competition in the infield as well for second base.
Mike Franz|
After having a career year in 2014, the Baltimore Orioles and Steve Pearce agreed on a one-year, $3.7 million contract for the 2015 season.
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MASN will televise seven Baltimore Orioles games in spring training this year.
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