John Beers is a sports journalist specializing in local coverage of the Baltimore Orioles. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and game coverage, John's articles explore the team's performance, player profiles, and key moments throughout the season. His passion for baseball shines through in his writing, capturing the excitement and intricacies of the sport.
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John Beers' coverage is heavily focused on local baseball, specifically the Baltimore Orioles and related minor league teams. He seems to be interested in providing investment analysis and making announcements related to sports events.
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Corbin Burnes makes his final start of the year at Camden Yards as the O’s take Game 1 against Detroit.
Colton Cowser and James McCann each went deep twice and Corbin Burnes tossed his second straight scoreless outing as the O’s move closer to a playoff berth.
After losing both regular season series to Detroit, the O’s could see the Tigers again in the playoffs. We break down three keys to reversing their fortunes against Detroit.
By: John Beers
Baltimore scored in each of the first five innings and the bullpen didn’t allow a run until the 9th and the O’s cruised to a W in Minneapolis.
Corbin Burnes leads the Orioles staff against one of baseball’s best rotations as Kansas City comes to Baltimore for the Wild Card Series
The Yankees look to take a 2-0 lead over the Guardians as they send ace Gerrit Cole to the mound.
The 19-year-old from the Dominican Republic is still very raw, but his first year in Single-A showed encouraging signs of the thing to come.
The 2023 first-round pick led all Orioles minor leaguers with 74 steals, but also showed impressive improvement at the plate in his first full professional season.
By: John Beers
The veteran left-hander was once again one of the Orioles best back-end relievers, but missed more than half the season due to an elbow injury.
By: John Beers
The 22-year-old followed up his Rookie of the Year season with MVP-caliber numbers, cementing himself as the heartbeat of the O’s lineup
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