On face value, a 19-43 record would suggest the Baltimore Orioles’ 2019 season isn’t going very well. Along with the Kansas City Royals, they own the worst record in baseball.
After reading this headline, I am sure you are rather intrigued. In fact, you are probably sitting there wondering what the hell can follow such an attention-grabbing, thought-provoking, debate-ensuing string of 31 characters.
Throughout what has been a drama-filled, chaotic 24 months in Baltimore, the struggles of Chris Davis more than anyone else have reflected the demise of a proud baseball club.
The winter of 2018-19 was one to forget for many of baseball’s biggest names dipping their toes into the increasingly unpredictable free agency market.
Baseball has always been a game full of surprises. Part of its beauty is its unpredictable nature – the moment you think you know what will happen, is the moment the unexpected occurs.
If you weren’t excited by the happenings on MLB Opening Day 2019, then you’re either a homer too obsessed by your own team’s loss, or you’re just not a true baseball fan…
After a fascinating offseason and eventful Spring Training, the regular season has arrived and first up, the Orioles take on a fearsome Yankees team in The Bronx.
The time has come for one of baseball’s greatest hitters to call it a day. Despite an incredible career which has reaped 4,367 hits in both Japan and America combined, Ichiro Suzuki is well beyond his best and should soon retire.
“Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.” – but what happens when you’re fooled more times than that though, say three, four, or five times for example?
SAN DIEGO – Baseball is back and suddenly everything feels right in the world again. The 2019 MLB season is set to be yet another enthralling chapter in the history of baseball.
SARASOTA – The rebuilding Orioles, who aren’t expected to win many of their scheduled 195 games over the next 219 days, have notched one early, beating the Twins 7-2 in the Spring Training opener at Ed Smith Stadium.
