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Orioles legend Cal Ripken Jr. backs GM Mike Elias

Cal Ripken Jr. just gave Orioles fans something to think about—he’s standing firmly behind GM Mike Elias, even after a rough season knocked Baltimore out of playoff contention. As the city marks the 30th anniversary of Ripken’s iconic consecutive games record, he’s urging fans not to overreact to this year’s struggles. Ripken points out that Elias has rebuilt the team into a playoff contender and that other MLB teams are taking notice of Baltimore’s young talent. Do you agree with Ripken’s optimism for the Orioles’ future? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Orioles fans brace for Tyler O'Neill's contract call

Tyler O'Neill’s tough season with the Orioles—marked by injuries and a dip in performance—means he’s almost certain to stick around and not opt out of his contract. With $33 million left over two years, ESPN’s Jeff Passan says it’s a no-brainer for O’Neill to stay. For Baltimore, this could be a blessing or a headache: if O’Neill bounces back, it’s a win; if not, the front office might regret the deal. How do you feel about the Orioles’ offseason moves and O’Neill’s future with the team? #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Orioles eye youth as Eflin likely exits

Baltimore fans, big changes could be coming to the Orioles’ pitching staff. After a tough season marked by injuries and inconsistency, veteran starter Zach Eflin is expected to leave in free agency. While Eflin had some bright moments, the emergence of young arms like Trevor Rogers has given the team a new direction. It looks like the Orioles are ready to invest in their future, focusing on developing younger talent rather than sticking with veterans. What do you think—should the O’s keep a seasoned pitcher like Eflin, or is it time to fully embrace the youth movement? #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Orioles’ Enrique Bradfield Jr. gets fast-tracked

Enrique Bradfield Jr. just made a big leap to Triple-A Norfolk, and it’s got Orioles fans buzzing. Despite battling hamstring issues this season, Bradfield’s speed and energy have been undeniable—he’s racked up 30 steals in just 61 Double-A games and hit nearly .300 since returning from injury. With the Orioles shifting focus to developing young talent, Bradfield’s rapid rise could mean he’s knocking on the big league door sooner than expected. How do you see Bradfield fitting into the Orioles’ outfield plans next season? Is this the spark the team needs for 2026? #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Could Brian Roberts lead the Orioles next?

Baltimore fans are buzzing about the idea of Orioles legend Brian Roberts stepping into the manager’s seat—even though he’s never coached before. With the team’s recent shakeups and the community craving a fresh spark, Roberts’ deep connection to the city and his major league experience could be just what the clubhouse needs. Some point to the success of other ex-players-turned-managers as proof that this gamble could pay off. Would you be excited to see a beloved former player at the helm, or is it time for a totally new direction? #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Orioles’ outfield shakeup: O’Neill’s return looms

Tyler O’Neill is gearing up for a rehab assignment and could be back in the Orioles’ outfield before the regular season wraps up. After a season plagued by wrist, neck, and shoulder injuries, his power bat has been sorely missed. Meanwhile, the O’s have relied on young guns like Cowser, Beavers, and Jackson, who’s been impressive in his MLB debut. With O’Neill, Adley Rutschman, and Gary Sánchez all working toward returns, the lineup could look very different in the season’s final stretch. How do you think these changes will impact the Orioles’ playoff push? #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Orioles’ next big thing: Jeremiah Jackson’s breakout

Baltimore’s roster shake-up might have a silver lining: rookie Jeremiah Jackson is making a name for himself just when the Orioles need it most. With Jorge Mateo sidelined and likely on his way out, Jackson’s hot bat and ability to play multiple positions are turning heads. He’s already hitting .337 with power, and his versatility could fill the gap left by Mateo—maybe even better. As the team looks to 2026, it’s worth asking: could Jackson be the key piece that lets the Orioles spend big elsewhere? What do you think—should Baltimore put their faith in this breakout star? #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Tammy Sellers

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Orioles’ Lil Slayyy: Baseball’s Next Big Name?

Orioles fans, have you heard about our first-round pick Slater de Brun, aka “Lil Slayyy”? Not only is he ranked as our No. 6 prospect, but he’s also making waves with one of the wildest nicknames in the minors. When he’s not burning up the basepaths, he’s dropping country tracks on YouTube. Will Lil Slayyy’s beats or his bat make it to Camden Yards first? Either way, the hype is real! #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Can Coby Mayo turn things around for Orioles?

Baltimore fans are watching closely as Coby Mayo, once the Orioles’ top prospect, faces a make-or-break month. Despite his minor league hype, Mayo’s bat hasn’t heated up in the majors—he’s hitting just .189 this season. With the team clearing space for young talent and first base competition from Ryan Mountcastle and Samuel Basallo, Mayo needs a strong finish to secure his spot for 2026. His defense has improved, but Baltimore needs his offense to click. What do you think—will Mayo step up, or should the Orioles look elsewhere for their future at first base? #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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Orioles eye bold move: Brian Roberts as manager?

Baltimore’s baseball scene could be in for a shakeup as the Orioles consider fan favorite and two-time All-Star Brian Roberts for their next manager. After a rocky start to the season and the surprising firing of Brandon Hyde, the team is searching for a spark. Roberts, though he’s never coached, knows the city and the franchise inside out from his 13 years on the field. Would bringing in a beloved former player reignite the team and the fanbase? This could be the fresh start Baltimore needs. What do you think—should the Orioles take the leap with Roberts? #Sports #Baseball #Orioles

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