Andy Kostka is an Orioles beat writer at The Baltimore Banner. He specializes in covering the Baltimore Orioles and Major League Baseball, with a focus on competitive sports and the business aspects of sports. Andy's work has been featured in The Capital, The Baltimore Sun, Frederick News-Post, Herald Journal, Soccer America, FantasyPros, and Heavy Hitters.
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Andy Kostka's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly baseball and boxing. His articles often include announcements, event coverage, and expert commentary related to sports leagues, contracts, and individual athletes.
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By: Andy Kostka
According to 247Sports, Elee is the top-ranked player in Maryland and the second-ranked player nationally. He had offers from schools across the country, including Oregon and Ohio State. Elee told 247Sports after his decision that “Maryland was in my recruitment since the beginning, and they've always been looking at me. They've always been saying I was someone that could change their program.”
By: Andy Kostka
The first major move of the Orioles' offseason was made Saturday night when Baltimore agreed to a deal with free agent outfielder Tyler O'Neill, a
By: Andy Kostka
The Orioles checked off another item on their to-do list Saturday night by agreeing to a one-year deal with catcher Gary Sánchez, according to multiple reports.
By: Andy Kostka
In 1992, as the finishing touches of Camden Yards were in the works, Hall of Famer Frank Robinson, a former Orioles player, spoke with The New York Times about a critical piece of the equation.
By: Andy Kostka
“The Battle of the Beltways” could become a whole lot more interesting in a few years.
By: Andy Kostka
During the introductory press conference for new Orioles outfielder Tyler O'Neill, agent Scott Boras sent what could be seen as a direct message to
By: Andy Kostka
“I'm really excited to be able to exploit right-center more,” O'Neill said, “and use the whole field and see what I can post on top of that.”
By: Andy Kostka
The 35-year-old Sugano has spent his entire 12-year career with the Yomiuri Giants of the NPB's Central League, and he's the league's reining MVP after posting a 1.67 ERA in 156 2/3 innings. In his 24 starts, Sugano struck out 111 batters and issued just 16 walks. And only six of the 132 hits against him were home runs.
By: Andy Kostka
“It’s a division where I started my professional career, so I feel like I know the stadiums very well,” Sánchez said. “Yankee Stadium, Oriole Park, even Toronto. I’m very excited.“
By: Andy Kostka
Several years ago, when my dog, Parks, bolted up the steps of my parents' house only to find my dad absent from bed, I wondered what this might look like for her one day.
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