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.

*CONTEXT* Jesse recorded this BEFORE the news dropped about injuries to Kyle Bradish and John Means. So take a trip to the past and remember how excited you were just days ago about the Orioles' potential rotation. Onto the show... Jesse is the solo host, he's wearing a scarf, and he predicts what the Orioles starting rotation will be on Opening Day and discusses how elite this rotation is.

Tons of teams around the league are locking up their young players to long-term deals. Bobby Witt Jr.'s recent deal with the Royals may give the Orioles a blueprint for signing one of their own. Who will it be? Who should it be?

The Orioles got their ace. Corbin Burnes is now a member of the Baltimore Orioles.

John Angelos has agreed to sell the Baltimore Orioles. Let us rejoice.

The Orioles acquire former Oriole Tyler Nevin back from the Detroit Tigers. Jesse discusses Tyler Nevin's player profile and where he fits in (if anywhere) with the 2024 Baltimore Orioles.

The Orioles offense is good, and the front seems intent on improve it from within the organization. That has its risk. Tyler discuss that, plus more, on this edition of The Warehouse Podcast.

Final portion of a brief series on the Marlins' rotation, looking at trade candidates.

Part one of a brief series on the Marlins' rotation and viable trade candidates.

After years of back-and-forth, the Baltimore Orioles are in agreement on a deal that will keep them in Maryland for the foreseeable future. Tyler gets into the details of the contract, what it includes, what it might be missing, and what it all means.

Jesse is the solo host for this episode where he discusses the Bloomberg report that came out that stated David Rubenstein was interested in acquiring the Baltimore Orioles. He talks about who David Rubenstein is, the possibility that he actually acquires the Orioles, and what it would mean for our beloved team if they were sold.

Movement! The Orioles have addressed one of their needs by signing veteran reliever Craig Kimbrel to be their closer. Tyler digs into the deal and gives his take on the fit.

It's been a quiet Winter for the Orioles so far, but one name that keeps coming up as a potential target is White Sox ace Dylan Cease. Eli gets into why the O's might like him, the concerns you should have, and why a trade still makes sense.

Tyler, Jesse, and Eli examine comments made by Orioles GM Mike Elias and layout their hopes for the offseason ahead. Later, they detail some exciting changes coming to the show!

Time can help provide perspective. It can also be used as an excuse for not recording an episode in about a month. I’ll let you guess as to which is the reason for the delay in getting you a pod recapping the 2023 Orioles.It’s been a while since we’ve seen the Orioles play a baseball game. They were most recently being swept by the now-World Series champion Texas Rangers. Does it make it sting a little less than the Rangers went on to win the whole thing? Maybe, maybe not. We can all admit at...

Welp, that was (not so) fun while it lasted. Another poor pitching performance sunk the Orioles’ chances in Game 3 of the ALDS, culminating with a sweep-clinching 7-1 loss to the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night. Of course, it’s not all on Dean Kremer’s shoulders. The offense had a bad night too, and you can also look at manager Brandon Hyde for being less aggressive with his pitching moves than he himself said he planned to be coming into the game. It was a nightmarish evening that concluded a...

It’s a tough road from here. The Orioles head to Texas down 2-0 in a best-of-five ALDS in which they have no room for error. Not many teams have faced a similar challenge and succeeded. There were plenty of negatives to take away from the Game 2 loss, most of them on the mound. Grayson Rodriguez struggled, leaning almost entirely on a fastball that wasn’t missing bats. Later, Bryan Baker loaded the bases and then Jacob Webb unloaded them. The Rangers scored a whopping nine runs in the game’s...

The Orioles postseason got off to a rocky start with a 3-2 loss to the Rangers in game one of the ALDS. Kyle Bradish and the pitching staff turned in a solid day, but the offense was largely silent outside of Anthony Santander. It’s tough to complain about the way in which the O’s hurlers held the potent Texas offense to only three runs. Most times out that is going to get the job done. They just didn’t get enough support from the Orioles lineup. Santander scored both of the team’s runs and...

What a regular season this team played! AL East champions. 101 wins. This was “supposed” to be a fall-back-to-earth kind of year after the impressive campaign they had in 2022. Instead, they flipped the whole storyline on its head. Now, they might just win the whole darn thing! There are still some things to sort out. The Wild Card round needs to play out. The O’s will then to figure out their roster. And then the schedulers have to work around an inconveniently-time Billy Joel concert. All...

It has been a long road back for the Baltimore Orioles, their players, and their fan base. They have endured some absolutely brutal stretches of baseball, becoming the butt of every easy joke around baseball in the process. To be fair, some of the was deserved! It was the direct result of decisions made by high-ranking people within the organization to tear everything down to the studs and rebuild. That leads to some ugliness. But right about now it feels worth it because the Orioles are...

The American League is officially on notice. While the Orioles have been competitive all summer long, they took it to the next level this past weekend. By taking three out of four from the Rays, the O’s vaulted to the top of both the AL East and the junior circuit at large. There is something special brewing in Birdland. Gunnar Henderson had himself an impactful series that included a hustle triple, a massive home run, and defensive highlights all over the diamond. All of the sudden he feels...

The unofficial halfway point of the 2023 season is here, and our Orioles are in good shape. An uneven period from late June through early July gave way to a five-game winning streak ahead of the All-Star break. That puts the Orioles just two games back of the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays, their smallest deficit in the division since April 4. They’ve got a chance, folks! Also making headlines in recent weeks are the team’s promotions of Jordan Westburg and Colton Cowser in quick succession....

Somehow, someway the Orioles continue trucking along. Cedric Mullins remains sidelined, but the Birds have been able to make do. Aaron Hicks has regained his form from many years ago, Gunnar Henderson may be breaking out, and the team’s best form could yet be ahead of it. The Mullins absence has sent Brandon Hyde searching for his replacement atop the daily lineup. For a while, Adam Frazier seemed to be the top choice, but with his numbers slipping other options emerged. Austin Hays was given...