Offseason edition No. 1: “10 Questions for O’s Fans”
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October 16, 2016 2:07 am
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Back by popular demand, it’s “10 Questions for O’s Fans” – the first edition since the 2016 season came to an end. Answer one question, all 10 or any number in between. Answer in a few words or a lot of words.
But just please take time to answer a few questions in our latest effort to gain the pulse of Birdland. Leave your answers in the comments section.
Today’s 10 questions:
1) Who will lead the 2017 Orioles in home runs?
2) Who will lead the 2017 Orioles in stolen bases?
3) The…
Back by popular demand, it’s “10 Questions for O’s Fans” – the first edition since the 2016 season came to an end. Answer one question, all 10 or any number in between. Answer in a few words or a lot of words.
But just please take time to answer a few questions in our latest effort to gain the pulse of Birdland. Leave your answers in the comments section.
Today’s 10 questions:
1) Who will lead the 2017 Orioles in home runs?
2) Who will lead the 2017 Orioles in stolen bases?
3) The Orioles’ attendance was 2.32 million in 2015 and 2.17 million last year. What will it be next year?
4) Should the Orioles make Matt Wieters and Mark Trumbo qualifying offers? What type of contracts might Wieters and Trumbo get, and which teams will they sign with?
5) Will Zach Britton win the Cy Young Award?
6) How many saves will Britton have next season? Will he ever be a starting pitcher again?
7) Which team will win the World Series?
8) With six starting pitchers right now for five spots, will the Orioles still acquire a starting pitcher this winter?
9) Who should lead off for the O’s next year?
10) What question should be asked on the next edition of “10 Questions for O’s Fans?”
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