Rich Dubroff is a writer at BaltimoreBaseball.com, primarily covering the Orioles. His work focuses on Major League Sports, particularly team sports, while also touching on themes related to sports business and competitive sports. Rich's insights and articles have been featured in prominent outlets including the Associated Press, The Washington Times, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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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
BALTIMORE—The Orioles are preparing for their second three-team road trip of the month. After Sunday’s game with the Tampa Bay Rays, the Orioles play three games in St. Louis beginning Tuesday, followed by three games each against the Athletics and Colorado Rockies. The Orioles begin play Sunday with a record of 63-67, a game in …
BALTIMORE—Shane Baz will start for the Orioles on Sunday. The 27-year-old -righthander, who’s tied with Cleveland’s Tanner Bibee and San Francisco’s Landen
BALTIMORE—The Orioles survived a difficult 10-game stretch against the Tampa Bay Rays and New York Yankees, splitting those 10 games. All five of the wins
By: Rich Dubroff
BALTIMORE—Hitting coach Dustin Lind, who’s completing his first season with the Orioles, spoke about four prominent players before Sunday’s 3-1 loss to the Rays. Before coming to the Orioles, Lind was assistant hitting coach with the Philadelphia Phillies.
By: Rich Dubroff
BALTIMORE—For seven innings, the Orioles’ offensive was dormant. They had held the Tampa Bay Rays to two runs but hadn’t scored any. In the bottom of the e
By: Rich Dubroff
ST. LOUIS—Orioles outfielder Tyler O’Neill has been placed on the 10-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation. The move is retroactive to Sunday.
ST. LOUIS—After scoring 21 runs in the first two games against the St. Louis Cardinals, the Orioles were poised for a three-game sweep. Their chances looke
On Tuesday, the Orioles get to add two players when the roster expands to 28. One can be a pitcher, the other a position player. Let’s take a look at some of the options for those 27 th and 28 th players on their roster.
Question: We need Heston Kjerstad. His bat is much better than Christian Franklin. Why isn’t he being given the opportunity? Even if he is not in the long-
Trey Mancini, who announced his retirement from baseball on August 18th, will officially retire as an Oriole. Mancini, whose valiant fight against colon ca
