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Steve Melewski's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly baseball and the Baltimore Orioles. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to games, players, and team performances.
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In order to convince the front office that they are capable of making an aggressive playoff push and to keep the clubhouse intact, the Orioles can’t afford back-to-back series losses and to get stuck deeper in the mud. The wheels spin and forward movement is stalled. Worse is the feeling of going backward. After losing […]
The Orioles got into the Nationals’ bullpen tonight after the seventh inning. The story could end right there, since the rest of it has become so predictable. But this one had a few twists and turns that left the Orioles in knots. Not at all what was expected to happen. Pete Alonso delivered a 111.3 […]
The bounce back season experienced by Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman will land him in the All-Star Game. Rutschman is the lone Orioles representative for the 96th Midsummer Classic, to be played July 14 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. He began the day with a .252/.324/.449 line, 16 doubles, a triple, eight home runs, 43 […]
Can the Orioles make it four in a row? That would be a first in 2026. They’ve won three straight games six times this season and come up short. They go for the sweep today in Cincinnati after last night’s 8-5 victory that featured Samuel Basallo’s second home run in two nights. A mostly right-handed […]
The fireworks are done and my mailbag can leave its safe space in my house. Let’s dig into it while the Orioles prepare to finish their series in Cincinnati, enjoy another off-day – since Major League Baseball loves to clump them together – and wait to play the Cubs and Royals prior to the All-Star […]
The Orioles can run their winning streak to three games tonight after opening their series in Cincinnati with a 3-0 victory. They’ve moved to seven games below .500 and four back in the Wild Card race after getting five scoreless innings last night from Trevor Rogers, two from Rico Garcia and one each from Yennier […]
The 2026 draft class for the Orioles contains 11 pitchers, four outfielders, three shortstops, one catcher and one utility player. Eight of the 20 came out of high school. One player is named “Gunnar.” Rounds five through 20 were held today. Here’s a summary of those picks. Fifth round: Jimmy Anderson, shortstop, Heartland Community College […]
The Orioles couldn’t walk off the field this afternoon after sweeping the Royals and building their first four-game winning streak of the season without trudging through more adversity. The quip about not being able to have nice things really does apply here. Blaze Alexander suffered a non-displaced fracture in his left hand after reliever Lucas […]
Dylan Beavers is batting third and playing left field this afternoon, as the Orioles go for their first four-game winning streak of the season heading into the break. Taylor Ward is the designated hitter. Samuel Basallo is catching. Blaze Alexander moves up to sixth in the order. Shane Baz makes his 19th start. He’s 4-9 […]
The non-mathematical first half concludes today with the possibility that the Orioles will construct their first four-game winning streak of the season. They got on a roll just in time to shut down. Being five games below .500 at the break would have seemed disastrous back in spring training. Now, it might create more optimism […]
