Gunnar Henderson is an MVP candidate, Grayson Rodriguez is back, and the Orioles win a series over the Mariners. Tyler recaps a lovely weekend in Baltimore.

The Orioles dropped the opener but won the finale in VERY dramatic fashion. The pitching was great, but the bats were quiet- all bats but 1, that is. Listen in as Eli recaps the series and rails against MLB's replay system. 

It wasn't always easy, but the Orioles took two out of three from the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks this weekend in Baltimore. Jesse recaps the lovely totals.

We had it all the way! Jesse talks about the short two-game series against the Washington Nationals in which the Orioles were able to split the series 1-1.

The Orioles rolled through Great American Ball Park and dominated the Cincinnati Reds on the backs of some phenomenal starting pitching. Cole Irvin, John Means (yes, he's back), and Dean Kremer stifled the Cincy offense in a notably hitter-friendly ballpark.

It was a fun week in Baltimore! The Orioles pitching staff was on point, the offense did just enough, and the good guys took three out of four against the vaunted New York Yankees. Tyler breaks it all down in this video.

It was an OK weekend for everyone but Craig Kimbrel, and that cost the Orioles a series. Plus, the O's got some good injury news on several fronts. Tyler recaps all of the action!

The Orioles take 2 of 3 in Anaheim, and Albert Suarez looks more and more like a weapon. Eli talks takeaways from the series, including a few negatives, and spends some time exploring what's making Suarez effective.

The O's went into Kansas City and took two out of three from the upstart Royals. Game 1 stunk, the bullpen tried to give away Game 2, and Cole Irvin tossed a gem in Game 3. Jesse recaps all of the lovely totals in this episode.

Another early-season sweep for the Orioles has them among the game's elite. Grayson Rodriguez is pitching like a Cy Young candidate, and he might not be alone on the O's staff. Plus, Cedric Mullins is back, baby! Tyler breaks it all down on the pod.

The Orioles dropped 2/3 to the Brewers behind some subpar starting pitching and solid offense. Eli takes a few minutes to reflect, and then takes a step back to look at the bright side.

The Orioles went to Fenway and swept the Boston Red Sox. Jesse discusses Jackson Holliday’s first couple games in the majors, Colton Cowser’s monster series, and everything else that happened.

In a shocking move, the Orioles have decided to promote their top prospect, Jackson Holliday, to the Major League roster. Jesse and Eli break down the move, why the Orioles made this move now, how Holliday will be utilized, and speculate as to what the corresponding move will be.

Well, that was ugly. The Orioles offense went silent after the opener and wasted a brilliant Dean Kremer outing in the finale to suffer their first series loss of the season. Tyler has the brutal recap.

Rain and walk-offs were the theme of the week! But the Orioles persevered to beat the Royals. Tyler recaps the action and gets you set for the Pirates series. Plus, are the Orioles rich? That's an understatement.

The first series of 2024 is in the books. Eli takes some time to recap the action not covered in Jesse's Opening Day special, highlighting performances from Grayson Rodriguez, Tyler Wells, and Gunnar Henderson. He takes note of two items in the low-stakes bullpen outings that we saw this weekend as well!

The Baltimore Orioles beat the Los Angeles Angels 11-3 on Opening Day. Jesse recaps the decisive win and discusses what was notable from the game.

The 2024 season is nearly here! That means it's time for predictions. How far can the Orioles go? What has you worried? Who will be the team MVP? On this episode, the trio covers all of that and more.

Eli caves into the hype and - finally - gives Kyle Stowers the spotlight. This episode dives into Stowers' 2023 season and what AAA statcast data revealed about his performance. The question of "What is Kyle Stowers to the Orioles?" is explored.

The O's took on the Pirates in the inaugural "Spring Breakout." It wasn't the best showing of the Baby Birds, but it was still neat to see them all in one place. Would have been better with a local broadcast option!

Eli stops by to chat about the Spring performances of 4 young Orioles, and discusses the prospects (pun intended) for each of making the big league roster. Tune in to listen to a brief look at Coby Mayo, Colton Cowser, Jackson Holliday, and Chayce McDermott.

Opening Day is just weeks away, and things are getting interesting at Orioles spring training. In this edition of the podcast ALL THREE of the guys are here to discuss the roster locks and the question marks, including whether or not top prospect Jackson Holliday is ready to make his big league debut!

Cole Irvin did what? Tyler breaks down the early successes out of Sarasota, and adds in a few negatives from the Orioles early 2-0 start.

Spring Training has arrived! Every Oriole is down in Sarasota looking to make the Opening Day roster and set the club up for a long-awaited World Series run. In this episode, Tyler breaks down what actually matters in the spring, if Jackson Holliday can make the team, and how that could reverberate down the roster.