We spend the majority of our time here talking about major leaguers, but with the lockout now preventing teams from making any transactions involving players on 40-man rosters, let's take an opportunity to delve deeper into some of the Nationals' top minor leaguers. We continue this weekly series with the organization's No. 7 prospect ...
RHP COLE HENRY
Height/Weight: 6-foot-4, 215 lbs.
Age on opening day 2022: 22
How acquired: Second-round pick, 2020 draft, LSU
2021 stats (High Single-A...
The proverb that "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing" states that even a tiny amount of it might fool people into believing they're an expert on a particular subject, which can lead to mistakes.
So true. But we still won't let that deter us this morning.
The more you know about Orioles hitters in 2021 ...
* Third baseman Kelvin Gutiérrez's five outs above average led Orioles infielders and ranked second on the team behind Cedric Mullins (11).
Gutiérrez registered a .327 on-base...
In recent years, there were not many players signed as international amateurs by the Orioles that made it all the way to the majors. But Aussie Alexander Wells pulled that off during the 2021 season, making his big league debut in late June.
The soft-tosser had four stints on the roster, beginning with his initial recall from Triple-A Norfolk on June 25. Over 11 games (eight starts), he went 2-3 with a 6.75 ERA. Over 42 2/3 innings, he allowed 53 hits and 10 homers with 16 walks and 26...
Happy new year, everyone! And isn't it wonderful to put 2021 behind us, turn the page to 2022 and start gearing up for the start of spring training in six weeks ... er, hold the phone.
The calendar may have changed, but the state of Major League Baseball remains just as it was last month, with a lockout still in place and no evidence it's about to end anytime soon.
Not that any of this should surprise you. When the collective bargaining agreement expired Dec. 1 and the league enacted its...
Yesterday, Mark Zuckerman rang in the new year with hopes for the Nationals in 2022. Things the team would like to see come to fruition this season. Best-case scenarios for the players, coaches and front office staff.
The fact of the matter is 2022 is going to be a year unlike we've seen on South Capitol Street in over a decade.
Exactly 10 years ago, expectations were sky high for the Nationals. They ended the 2012 season with the club's first National League East division title, starting...
The new year arrives. We break out the new calendars. And it's also a good time to take a look ahead at what might be coming.
As it relates to baseball, getting a new collective bargaining agreement worked out before the scheduled start of spring training would be a great start. So fingers crossed that we see that early during 2022.
But once the season does begin, what could 2022 hold for the Orioles?
Will the team begin to turn the corner?: This would be big for a suffering fan base that has...
The proverb that "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing" warns that even a small amount of it might lure people into believing they're an expert on a particular subject, which can lead to mistakes.
So true. But we won't let that deter us this morning.
The more you know about Orioles pitchers in 2021:
* All nine of Keegan Akin's appearances at home came against a different opponent - the Yankees, Rays, Indians, Astros, White Sox, Tigers, Braves, Angels and Blue Jays. I mean, what are the...
Some new year's resolutions are made to be taken more seriously than others.
Stop using your treadmill to dry laundry.
Stop using vodka to hydrate in warm weather.
Stop using Zoom calls as an excuse to skip showers.
None of these can be spun as asking too much.
Here are a few goals for 2022 that may be harder to execute:
Get John Means to the plate A new collective bargaining agreement could bring a universal designated hitter to the sport, but Means needs a bat in his hands. Let the ace...
The first week of a new year hasn't brought us closer to a new collective bargaining agreement. At least from what's known in front of the scenes.
The view is more obstructed behind them.
National media would be all over renewed talks and any progress made, and it's been very quiet on Twitter beyond hilarious videos of Betty White and the touching tributes to a comedy legend.
Man, 2021 showed no mercy, and 2022 started with the passing of former NFL running back and head coach Dan Reeves,...
Based on draft status, expectations and various prospect lists, Orioles fans are likely to get most excited about the anticipated 2022 debuts of catcher Adley Rutschman and pitchers Grayson Rodriguez and DL Hall.
MLBPipeline.com, Baseball America, Prospects 1500 and I'm assuming everyone else with a list ranks them in that order as the top three prospects in the system. Rutschman is going to arrive in Baltimore first. Rodriguez and Hall haven't pitched above Double-A, but are primed to join...



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