Hyde on illnesses, Milone and Carroll
Hyde on illnesses, Milone and Carroll
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
SARASOTA, Fla. - Catcher Pedro Severino had a light workout today, finally able to get on the field after reporting to Orioles camp with a stomach virus. Severino hit in the cage and threw, and he also watched the bullpen sessions while the other six catchers took their positions behind the plate. "He's getting better every day," said manager Brandon Hyde. Relievers Hunter Harvey and Mychal Givens were sent home again today, but Hyde said their health is improving. "They're still feeling a...
Brandon Hyde on what Tommy Milone brings to the Orioles
Brandon Hyde on what Tommy Milone brings to the Orioles
Bobby Blanco
Orioles
Brandon Hyde met with the media following Saturday's spring training workout.
Renato Núñez talks about offseason work
Renato Núñez talks about offseason work
Bobby Blanco
Orioles
Renato Núñez spoke in the clubhouse before Saturday's spring training workout.
David Hess still taking lessons from near no-hitter in Toronto
David Hess still taking lessons from near no-hitter in Toronto
Bobby Blanco
Orioles
David Hess spoke in the clubhouse before Saturday's spring training workout.
Tommy Milone looking to get back to "old self" with Orioles
Tommy Milone looking to get back to "old self" with Orioles
Bobby Blanco
Orioles
Tommy Milone met with the media before Saturday's workout in Sarasota.
Notes on illnesses, Rodgers and Milone before today's workout
Notes on illnesses, Rodgers and Milone before today's workout
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
SARASOTA, Fla. - Hunter Harvey and Mychal Givens, who didn't throw yesterday due to illness, aren't scheduled for bullpen sessions this morning at the Ed Smith Stadium complex. Manager Brandon Hyde sent Harvey and Givens back home yesterday after they reported to the complex. They weren't in the clubhouse this morning during the media availability. Catcher Pedro Severino, who also has been under the weather, reappeared at his locker today without the surgical mask and appeared ready to work...
Strasburg on track, Rizzo on contract, Hellickson retires
Strasburg on track, Rizzo on contract, Hellickson retires
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Like Max Scherzer the previous day, Stephen Strasburg threw 56 pitches during his bullpen session Friday morning. Like Scherzer, he felt perfectly normal. Like Scherzer, this winter and spring really won't be all that different from prior ones, despite all the extra pitches Strasburg threw last fall. "I mean, you try and take the same amount of time off, and then you get right back into it and treat it like another routine," the right-hander said. "So I got the...
Baseball America Nats No. 5 prospect: LHP Tim Cate
Baseball America Nats No. 5 prospect: LHP Tim Cate
Byron Kerr
Nationals
The Nationals have a talented left-handed pitcher in Tim Cate, who continues to get notice in the Baseball America Nats top 10 in 2020. The southpaw showed well last season for high Single-A Potomac and comes in at No. 5 this season. No. 5 Tim Cate Baseball America Nats correspondent Lacy Lusk said the University of Connecticut product demonstrated he belonged in the Carolina League with some solid pitching in 2019. Cate started 13 games at low Single-A Hagerstown before moving up. "He looked...
Bleier back to bullpen form in Orioles camp
Bleier back to bullpen form in Orioles camp
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
SARASOTA, Fla. - Richard Bleier made it through his second bullpen session yesterday morning as the sun finally managed to pierce the clouds that suggested rain might be headed to the Ed Smith Stadium complex. The heat was turned up. The kind that doesn't require a radar gun to confirm. Bleier doesn't really care about the temperature or whether the sky is blue. He's in camp on a new contract - settling at $915,000 in December to avoid arbitration - and no longer a health riddle. He's...
Doug Brocail's strong praise for John Means and Alex Cobb
Doug Brocail's strong praise for John Means and Alex Cobb
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The Orioles may have plenty of uncertainty in their rotation at the start of spring training. They've got plenty of candidates competing for spots in the starting five. But they feel they've got two players that are a given at the top of the rotation, good health willing, of course. They are lefty John Means and righty Alex Cobb. Second-year pitching coach Doug Brocail was heaping some big praise on both during an interview on the "Orioles Hot Stove Show" on 105.7 FM the Fan this...