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Rich Dubroff

Rich Dubroff

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Writer, BaltimoreBaseball.com

Baltimore

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Equality , Politics, Education, Politics, Marijuana reform

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Non Music

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Total articles 13260

  • Orioles continue to sputter in 6-3 loss to Guardians; Elias on pitching, contracts

    By Rich Dubroff Verified| BaltimoreBaseball.com Verified SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLEBALTIMORE—What happened? On Tuesday, Orioles executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias was asked about starting pitchers Charlie Morton and Dean Kremer, who are off to difficult starts. “They both look fine in terms of their stuff and velocity and their track records that they’ve laid down at the major league level certainly suggest that there’s good reason to believe that this is an aberration,” Elias said.

    By Rich Dubroff Verified · BaltimoreBaseball.com

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Elias contends Orioles made a good offer for Burnes, and he'll continue to look for starting pitching

    By Rich Dubroff Verified| BaltimoreBaseball.com Verified SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLEBALTIMORE—Executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias isn’t thrilled with the Orioles’ start, and he hopes their starting pitching will get better. Top-of-the-rotation starters Zach Eflin and Grayson Rodriguez are on the 15-day injured list. So are Chayce McDermott and Trevor Rogers, who were counted on for depth. Albert Suárez, who began the season in the bullpen, could have slid into a starter’s slot had he not gotten hurt.

    By Rich Dubroff Verified · BaltimoreBaseball.com

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Orioles continue to sputter in 6-3 loss to Guardians; Elias on pitching, contracts

    By Rich Dubroff Verified| BaltimoreBaseball.com Verified SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLEBALTIMORE—What happened? On Tuesday, Orioles executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias was asked about starting pitchers Charlie Morton and Dean Kremer, who are off to difficult starts. “They both look fine in terms of their stuff and velocity and their track records that they’ve laid down at the major league level certainly suggest that there’s good reason to believe that this is an aberration,” Elias said.

    By Rich Dubroff Verified · BaltimoreBaseball.com

    Apr. 16, 2025

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