Paul Folkemer is a Deputy Manager at Camden Chat. He specializes in sports journalism with a focus on the Baltimore Orioles, MLB, and competitive sports, often providing insights on baseball and sports business. Paul has been featured in BVM Sports and Heavy Hitters, showcasing his expertise in the world of sports.
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Paul Folkemer's coverage mainly revolves around baseball, particularly the Baltimore Orioles and MLB. He seems to focus on announcements and investment analysis related to these topics.
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Should the Orioles re-sign their popular but oft-injured former ace?
By: Paul Folkemer
As the days wind down on the offseason, more than a few people are wondering why the O’s aren’t being more aggressive in bolstering their roster.
The O’s added Andrew Kittredge to their bullpen while also reaching agreements with most of their arbitration-eligible players.
By: Paul Folkemer
As expected, the O’s aren’t in the running for the Japanese wunderkind, who reportedly has narrowed his list down to three teams.
By: Paul Folkemer
No, probably not. But we can dream.
The Orioles’ longest tenured player has landed with the division rival Blue Jays on a five-year deal.
If the O’s don’t make another move this offseason, did they do enough to position themselves to win the division?
The O’s position player group seemed pretty set already, but now they’ve added veteran Dylan Carlson to the mix.
By: Paul Folkemer
The Orioles, once considered to have the best prospect pipeline in baseball, now rank a distant 20th, according to Keith Law.
By: Paul Folkemer
Kenley Jansen, Alex Bregman, Pete Alonso, and Nick Pivetta are still available. Should the O’s be interested?
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