#TBT: Mike Wright dazzles in “delicious” debut
-
-
January 07, 2016 10:40 am
-
0 Comments
Happy 2016, Birdland! A new year is upon us, which means we’re one step closer to another season of Orioles baseball. Yep, just a little more than a month until pitchers and catchers report!
As spring training nears, there is still a lot of speculation surrounding the Orioles rotation and lineup. One question fans and media are asking is how the young arms, including Mike Wright and Tyler Wilson, will impact the team in 2016.
While we anticipate many questions being answered spring training,…
Happy 2016, Birdland! A new year is upon us, which means we’re one step closer to another season of Orioles baseball. Yep, just a little more than a month until pitchers and catchers report!
As spring training nears, there is still a lot of speculation surrounding the Orioles rotation and lineup. One question fans and media are asking is how the young arms, including Mike Wright and Tyler Wilson, will impact the team in 2016.
While we anticipate many questions being answered spring training, let’s look back at a great moment from 2015: Wright’s major league debut. On May 17, Wright took the mound against the Angels and made quite the first impression. Over 7 1/3 innings, he didn’t allow a run or a walk while striking out six. He went on to earn the win.
Of course, Wright’s debut ended in one sweet pie, which promoted Jim Palmer to ask Wright what flavor it was.
“Delicious,” Wright said.
No better way to celebrate #NationalWhippedCreamDay than remembering my debut and @SimplyAJ10 for making it tasty pic.twitter.com/kTQZbWGc7G
— Michael Wright (@Mikewright_Os) January 5, 2016
Baseball season will be here before we know it, O’s fans! Check back in every Thursday for our #TBT posts to get you excited for the 2016 season!
0 Comments
Related Articles
Orioles lineup and notes before second game of Cardinals series
The Orioles began a three-city road trip against struggling teams – to put it kindly – by scoring…
Read More
Late-inning relief roles remain flexible with Orioles’ bullpen
When a team loses the closer who was supposed to replace the closer, baseball can turn into a…
Read More
Injury updates on Helsley, Alexander and more
Orioles closer Ryan Helsley finally is making some progress in his attempt to return from a second stint…
Read More