Danielle Allentuck is a Sports Reporter at The Baltimore Banner. She covers the Baltimore Orioles and has previously reported on the Rockies for the Denver Gazette, with a diverse background that includes general assignments for The New York Times, where she explored various sports topics and themes, including competitive sports and sports marketing. Danielle's work has been featured in outlets such as The Colorado Springs Gazette, KUSA-TV, and Yahoo News, and she is an active member of the Association for Women in Sports Media.
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By: Danielle Allentuck
“We've been talking to a lot of people,” Elias said in a Zoom press conference Friday. “I think we have a clear idea of the types of player profiles we are seeking. I think our new ownership group and David Rubenstein have enabled us to be in a position to be very organized and prepared. As soon as free agency opened in the GM meetings we've been in a position to show people that we are very serious about bringing players in. A lot of conversations ongoing right now.”
By: Danielle Allentuck
New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Gil won with 15 first-place votes After a disappointing start to his major league career, Colton Cowser put together a rookie season worthy of recognition.
By: Danielle Allentuck
Young, 26, was the Orioles' minor league pitcher of the year after finishing the season with a 3.57 ERA in 27 games (24 starts) while averaging 10.7 strikeouts per nine innings in Double-A and Triple-A.
By: Danielle Allentuck
Rubenstein, as Angelos did in 1993, has said he will front the money to get the team what it needs to be successful. This winter is his chance to prove that. Will he act like Angelos did in his first offseason?
By: Danielle Allentuck
There's a lot riding on this winter for the Orioles. They have made the playoffs in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 1997 but have failed to win a game in either series. Two of their top contributors from last season — starter Corbin Burnes and switch-hitting outfielder Anthony Santander — are free agents, and both will be seeking long-term deals that the Orioles, under general manager Mike Elias, haven't been willing to provide.
By: Danielle Allentuck
DALLAS — The Orioles' agenda at the winter meetings is clear: they are seeking a starting pitcher, and general manager Mike Elias says they are willing to get one by any means necessary.
By: Danielle Allentuck
DALLAS — As the Orioles began discussions with Tyler O'Neill and Gary Sánchez, general manager Mike Elias had an ace up his sleeve: a rendering.
By: Danielle Allentuck
Corbin Burnes, acquired in a February trade , threw 194 1/3 innings for the Orioles, pitching to a 2.92 ERA. He spun a gem in Game 1 of the wild-card series , allowing one run in eight innings.
By: Danielle Allentuck
DALLAS — The Orioles left the winter meetings without a key piece of their offseason wish list: a starting pitcher.
Here's how the roster stands with Tyler O'Neill and Gary Sánchez in the mix
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