Rich Dubroff is a writer at BaltimoreBaseball.com. He covers the Baltimore Orioles and delves into topics related to MLB, baseball, and basketball, with a particular focus on the Boston Red Sox. Rich's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Associated Press, The Washington Times, and Yahoo News.
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Rich Dubroff's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly the Baltimore Orioles baseball team and occasionally covers basketball games involving teams like the New York Knicks and Washington Wizards. His articles often feature event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports teams.
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By: Rich Dubroff
The Orioles won’t have any players going to arbitration hearings after settling on a 2025 contract with an option for 2026 with infielder/outfielder Jorge Mateo.
By: Rich Dubroff
Fans often have questions about batting orders. They’re sure they have a better batting order than the one by the manager.
Question: Ever since the Winter Meetings, several times each day I click on this awesome app. Each time, I get to read some excellent, interesting articles … thank you. But what I’m really waiting for is when you’ll break the news that our Orioles have traded for the front-end starter we have been looking for. Perhaps Dylan Cease? Maybe Luis Castillo? Someone who can take the place of Corbin Burnes. Someone who can take pressure off of Zach Eflin and Grayson Rodriguez (and let them face other teams’ number 2 and 3 pitchers).
A year ago, Jackson Holliday was the top-rated prospect in baseball, and the biggest story entering Orioles’ spring training. In 2023, after just 20 professional games, Holliday had been given a courtesy invitation to major league spring training and performed admirably, hitting .429 (6-for-14) with an RBI in 16 games. Holliday, who was the No. …
The Orioles added two starting pitchers in January, Charlie Morton, a 41-year-old with 17 years of major league experience, and Tomoyuki Sugano, a 35-year-old from Japan with no major league experience. They’re set to join Zach Eflin, Grayson Rodriguez and Dean Kremer in the Orioles’ rotation. Despite having a veteran like Morton and a pitcher …
Question: I assume the reason the Orioles were willing to designate Emmanuel Rivera, who had a much more productive year, is that he has fewer or no options remaining compared to the two remaining for Luis Vásquez? From: Jim Vitak
Rich Dauer, who played his entire 10-season major league career with the Orioles and was the second baseman on the 1983 World Series champions, has died, the team announced on Monday. He was 72.
It’s been four months since the Orioles lost both games of the Wild Card Series to the Kansas City Royals. Jordan Westburg hasn’t forgotten the pain nor a controversial play.
Question: I’m wondering if you think the Orioles have a big move or two left this offseason. With Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman still hanging out in free agency, would either make sense? Alex Bregman’s connection to Mike Elias intrigues me. From: Doug Rau, Severn, Maryland
By: Rich Dubroff
The Orioles are in agreement on a one-year, $4 million contract with outfielder Ramón Laureano, according to a report by The Athletic.
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