Orioles' Rotation Roars, Bullpen on the Brink

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Please, the show starts in 8, 8,
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6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, go.
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What is going on, Birdland? Stephen Heckman here for the final strike brought
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to you by the Baltimore Battery coming to you with another episode.
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Here to take things on the road as the Baltimore Orioles are out west as they're
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currently facing the Los Angeles
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Angels calling 3-3 on the first part of their nine-game road swing.
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Took one of the three games against the Seattle Mariners and took two of three
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against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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One of the big things that has come out of the series so far has been Kyle Braddish
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looking just like the Kyle Braddish of old. I mean, Kyle Braddish is really,
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really tearing things up.
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This last two games alone, he's covered 15 and two-thirds innings.
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He's allowed a total of 11 hits, one earned run, three strikeouts to 21,
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or three based on balls to 21 strikeouts. And ideally, this is what we were waiting for.
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Tommy John surgery, if this isn't an ideal position for him to be back from
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at the right time, then I don't know what we're asking for because this just, this is perfect.
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This is what we need from Kyle Braddish going forward. And the fact that,
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you know, Shane Boz has been pitching as good as he has.
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You have Brandon Young, who has been an aberration this year alone.
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Is just night and day from his rookie season.
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Trey Gibson has been doing well. And it looks like Trevor Rodgers is starting
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to get back on track as well. So we get in the starting pitching back to where
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we need it to be is definitely a good thing.
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It's our bullpen that we have to actually wake up and pay attention to because
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the bullpen seems to be the worrisome part of the field at the moment.
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And right now, it looks like you're playing a gauntlet.
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I mean, Ryan Helsley's been up and down in his time out there.
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Gonneau kind of has been up and down But for the most part been consistent most
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of the year Garcia he's been pretty consistent for the most part He's had a
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few hiccups here and there And you know outside of that I don't know where you go,
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It's Wolfram's not been consistent Kittredge hasn't been consistent Aiken hasn't been consistent.
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You're really playing with fire right now And, you know,
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if you have to look at the way things are going, one of the places to look down
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is on the farm right now where you have Kate Povett and Dean Kramer both starting rehab assignments.
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You know, the sooner we can get them and shape them, the more possibility it's that they are.
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I definitely wouldn't. Trey Gibson, I don't know.
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Overall, he spits pretty well. I mean, for a rookie, I think he's done tremendous.
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I think he's made great strides, had some good progress along the way.
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You could possibly move him to the bullpen, but I don't know.
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I think keeping him in the rotation might be better suited for him.
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Povitz would be great as the lefty out of the bullpen right now.
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That way you don't mess with any of the dynamic of what's going on with the rotation.
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Um, you know, and then, you know, you make a hard decision on what you do.
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You know, do you cut Wolfram? Do you cut Aiken? Um, Aiken is nowhere close to what he was last year.
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At least with Wolfram, you've, you've gotten a little bit, you know,
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more consistency out of him than you have Aiken, although Aiken did do pretty
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well the other night for us.
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So, uh, you, you, you've got to fight fire with fire somehow.
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And, you know, we're in the AL that we're in, you know, you only have three or four teams over 500.
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You're not out of it. You know, you still are in this postseason race.
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So you've got to be a part of it and you've got to take on what is being shown to you.
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So you cannot.
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Walk a tightrope with the ability of saying, we need a safety net below us.
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You've got to go from one side to the other side without worrying what is below
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you. You've got to be able to focus straight ahead, and that's it.
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And right now, that's where the Orioles' mindset needs to be.
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They've got to look at what's ahead of them and not behind them because,
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you know, we need to get things right.
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Like, Craig Albert is, yes, first year's manager, but with all the gumption
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that came with him coming to Baltimore, you know, this team needs to be in a better situation.
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This team needs to be.
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Further along than where they are. I mean, we're four games under .500 right now.
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And, I mean, this road series easily coming into the Angels series, we should have been 5-1.
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Our bullpen cost us.
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Five of the six games, our starters had quality starts.
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The one game they didn't, Young went five innings and still only gave up three
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runs. So another inning, he would
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have qualified for a quality start if he didn't give up any more runs.
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So, you know, it's not the starting pitching, and that was what everybody was
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saying, that the starting pitching wouldn't be strong enough this year.
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Starting pitching is more than held its fair share and held its own throughout
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the year and proven that it's capable of competing with anybody.
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The offense has come to life.
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Too much inconsistency, though, especially with runners in scoring position.
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And, you know, it's interesting when you look at a few things.
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We're in the top five in the league in walks as a team, but we're also in the
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top five in the league in strikeouts as a team.
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So for all the good you're doing with the patience at the plate,
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you're also getting rid of it with not being patient at the plate.
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It's like we're counteractive from one of the other.
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And, you know, I like that we are getting the walks, But you turn around if
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you're striking out, look good as a walk if you're leaving people stranded on
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base and you're hurting yourself.
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We got to take advantage of opportunities, and the Orioles have failed to do
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so throughout the season. And it's not just a one-year thing.
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This has been something that's been going on for at least the last two or three seasons.
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The Orioles with runners in scoring position just do not capitalize.
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And it's a constant problem.
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It's a constant headache. And, you know, Craig Albernaz weeks ago had said that,
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you know, bunting would be a bigger part of the team going forward.
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And I still have yet to see it.
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You know, Leody Tavares, he has done it a couple times.
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I think Jackson Holliday's laid down maybe a bunt here or there.
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But outside of that, I really haven't seen anybody do any bunting.
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Outside of those two players, and Tavares is one of our best bunners.
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Holiday, with his speed, should be able to lay down a bunt here and there.
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Of course, I wouldn't expect Gunnar to, but everybody on the team should know
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how to bunt because there comes a situation where I'm sorry,
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regardless of who you are, sometimes a bunt is important.
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Gunnar Henderson, I mean, Gunnar had a great game yesterday.
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Kudos to him for having a great game, but those great games are few and far between.
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And a lot of people will overlook the fact that he's batting .229 and up near
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the team leaders in strikeouts.
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But when I look that Colton Couser is batting .232.
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And Colton Couser had a higher climb to come out of.
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I mean, there is a point Colton Couser was batting in the low 180s to get to
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where he is, and he's still batting higher than Colt Gunnar Henderson.
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Now, I know he hasn't played as many games, so of course he can jump a little bit more, but,
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Colton Couser, he's turned his season around quite dramatically.
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He's got eight home runs, 27 RBIs.
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He's batting .304 in his last seven games You know, he's turned a lot around
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And when you look at things,
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He's struck out 55 times in 69 games And yet, when you go and look at Gunnar Henderson,
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Let's pull this up If it'll cooperate with me,
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I swear it's like computers don't want to cooperate with me anymore You go to Gunnar Henderson Who,
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He's batting .250 over his last seven games. Gunnar Henderson has struck out 87 times in 79 games.
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10 more games has struck out 32 more times in 10 more games.
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And that's scary. It's a little alarming. And when you think of it,
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he's only got, in those 10 games extra, those extra 10 games,
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he's got eight more home runs.
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Which you would expect that from a guy who hit nearly 40 home runs a few years ago.
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You know, he's supposed to be healthier, and he's, I don't know,
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I think he's pushing and grinding at the plate.
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I'm a huge Gunnar Henderson fan. Definitely want to see Gunnar Henderson succeed.
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Definitely want to see him do better, but, I mean, And this is a guy who struck
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out 159, 159, and 137 times in full seasons.
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And he is more than halfway there already through 79 games this year.
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So, you know, you've got to take a look at the big picture of what is going on and see,
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how to fix Gunnar Henderson because this going up there and trying to swing
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for the fences every play is not going to.
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Cut it. He's supposed to be a leader. He's supposed to be one of our best hitters
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on the team, and when you pair him with Pete Alonzo, it's supposed to be one
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of those one-two punches that make things better for our offense.
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You're supposed to not want to have to walk one to get to the other,
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or you're supposed to use one to protect the other.
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And right now, Gunnar Henderson, I don't know, the chances you're taking,
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striking him out seem better than it is to pitch around him,
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you know, worry about facing Pete Alonzo.
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At this point, I'd actually probably put Pete Alonzo ahead of Gunnar Henderson
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just to help Gunnar Henderson out.
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And I say that because, you know, Gunnar Henderson, he's kind of turned his
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season around. He leads the team in RBIs.
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He's basically up there in the team lead with home runs He's fighting back and
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forth with Gunnar Henderson,
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But, you know.
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There's things you've got to consider You've got to look at the bigger picture
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here And I think Albie needs to start Making some tough calls here,
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you know Do you have to put Gunnar Henderson down for a game or two?
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You know, and I don't mean put him down but bench him for sitting down for a game or two.
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Those are things you've got to consider.
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If it's going to wake his bat up, you've got to.
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You can't afford the guy to strike out two, three, four times a game,
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five games a week, and then every two or three games, he'll get one or two hits,
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maybe three hits, just because he's going to hit a home run possibly every now and then.
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And, you know, I love the fact that Gunnar Henderson has 16 home runs on the
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season, but he struck out 87 times at that.
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79 games, he struck out 87 times. I mean, this is a guy who came up through
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the minor leagues who was walking as much as he was striking out,
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and those numbers are nowhere close in the majors.
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And I didn't expect him to sit there and stay that close in the majors,
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but I didn't expect him to be as drastic as they are either.
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You know, the one good thing I can say about Adley Rushman is at least his walkout,
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walk and strikeout numbers are still not too far apart from each other.
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Adley, when healthy, usually is around the team leaders and walks.
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So, some interesting news to pay attention to.
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Blaze Alexander fouled a ball off his knee, had to leave the game last night,
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and because of that, Leoidi Tavares had to cover third base for five innings
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and filled in admirably.
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Kobe May, of course, was DH-ing at the time, and one of the other reasons this
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had to happen was we elected to carry three catchers for the game instead of,
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activating a player from the taxi squad who was an infielder.
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I don't ever understand carrying three catchers in a game right now.
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I really don't. There's no need for it.
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You have Basayo and Sam Huff. Why at least on the IL, I don't see the need to carry a third catcher.
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I really don't, especially since, you know, Beseo,
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wasn't catching Or Sam Huff wasn't catching last night He still had the other one on the bench.
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So, sitting there and activating a third catcher just made no sense Right now,
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it's time to step up And Beseo is young enough that, you know,
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catching numerous days in a row is if he needs to do it, he's got to do it.
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You know, one of the marketing marquee things to have as a team right now is good, strong catching.
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And to have multiple catchers that are good and capable of hitting and defending is something big.
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And I'm a proponent of having, you know, two good catchers as with Wieders and
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James McKenna, or not Wieders, with Rushman and James McKenna a couple of years ago.
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To strong catchers is what's needed. And that's why I'd love to keep both Rushman and Bisseo.
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You already have Bisseo signed long-term. Why not get Rushman signed to another few years?
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Keep him around. You can have the ability to piggyback both of them.
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And you have both of them good with the pitching staff, both of them good defensively,
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and both of them pretty decent offensively.
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So, I'd go for it.
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So, Orioles have two more games against the Angels starting tonight.
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And then they're off before they head home to face Washington and Chicago White Sox.
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And then after that, we have nine games before the All-Star break.
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The season's going by quick.
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Three games against Cincinnati on the road, then home against the Cubs.
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And the Royals before the All-Star break begins.
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So we are not that far from midseason, midseason classic. And,
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you know, then it's winner take all from there.
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So, you know, we got to start looking at things, you know.
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With the AL so wide open, I don't see any reason for us to sell off.
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I could honestly see us making a move to improve the team um.
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We lost Eflin for the year. Bassett's down right now with an injury.
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I don't know when he'll be back, but you still have Kramer and Povitz coming
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back, but we definitely need to do something to bolster the bullpen. That's priority.
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I wouldn't touch starting rotation. I mean, like I said, you got Bassett,
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who's on IL right now, but you have Kramer and Povich, who are going to be coming
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around off the IL soon, or ready to come off the IL.
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You got Trey Gibson. You got Brandon Young, who's having a strong season.
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So, you know, you have the depth there. And, of course, you signed Big Owl to
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a major league contract once you brought him back. So, you know,
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you have the depth there with him as well. So he can swing start.
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So it'll be interesting to see how this plays out going forward because,
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you know, we're hovering around 400, 500. We need to get over that hump.
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We need a long streak. We haven't won more than three games in a row all season.
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We need to get on one of those six, seven, eight, nine-game winning streaks,
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a couple of those, and put ourselves in the driver's seat going forward,
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where we actually control our own destiny instead of trying to play catch-up
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and looking for other teams to be a part of that.
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And, you know, what happens over the next two weeks might determine that.
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You know? So we'll see. Uh...
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It's a winner-take-all contest going forward, and that's basically the mindset
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we have to be in. We have to be in winner-take-all. It's no time to die.
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So the starting pitching's been stepping up. The offense seems to be getting
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there, but it's still inconsistent at times. Still need better production with
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runners in scoring position. Opportunities.
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With players on base. So we'll see if we can get that going.
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But biggest thing is we need to focus on the bullpen. We need to get the bullpen
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working and going forward. So we'll see how the rest of this series pans out,
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and we'll see what happens when we get back home.
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We'll see you next episode. So until then, Birdland, please make sure, keep the beer cold.
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And I want to give a big shout-out to BaltimoreBattery.com. Without them,
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