Paul Folkemer is the Deputy Manager of Camden Chat, a website dedicated to covering the Baltimore Orioles. With a focus on baseball, Paul's articles provide insights and updates on the team, including game analysis, player news, and off-season moves. He has also contributed to BVM Sports and Heavy Hitters.
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By: Paul Folkemer
Finalists Ryan Mountcastle and Colton Cowser came up empty, as the O’s had no Gold Glove winners for the eighth time in nine years.
The O’s are reported to be interested in veteran outfielder and World Series champ Teoscar Hernández.
After putting up dreadful offensive numbers for three months, Mullins became one of the Birds’ best hitters down the stretch and in the postseason.
The O’s outfielder is one of three contenders for the award, which was won by his teammate Gunnar Henderson a season ago.
The Orioles again will have multiple major league hitting instructors next season, but with some new faces this time.
The Orioles outfielder finished just five points shy of Luis Gil in the AL Rookie of the Year voting.
The two-time Cy Young winner is back on the free agent market for the second straight year, and this time the Orioles might be a bidder.
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