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DENVER -- The Orioles started September with a flurry of roster moves as they hit the heart of the playoff race. The Orioles recalled third baseman Coby Mayo (the club's No. 1 prospect and MLB Pipeline's No. 9 overall), as expected. They also brought up catcher David Bañuelos, who had

Samuel Basallo hit not one, but two balls out of the park Thursday night during the same at-bat and on back-to-back pitches. The first rocket launched by MLB's No. 10 prospect exited Jacksonville's 121 Financial Ballpark outside the yellow poles in right field, and was promptly deemed to be foul.

All farm systems, whether they’re at the top or the bottom of organizational rankings, have differing strengths. We’ve decided to dig deeper into a few of those talent buckets over the next few weeks. This week, we’ll take a look at the top farm systems based on infield prospects. Using

BALTIMORE -- For the second time this year, the Orioles will have the youngest player at the Triple-A level -- and it will again be one of the top prospects in baseball. Samuel Basallo, a 20-year-old catcher/first baseman, is being promoted from Double-A Bowie to Triple-A Norfolk this week. The

BALTIMORE -- All Jackson Holliday needed to break his 0-for-20 skid on Saturday? The arrival of his own personal Golden Tee Golf arcade game, of course. On the same day a Golden Tee machine arrived at Camden Yards -- spotted in a large package that had Holliday’s name on it

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BALTIMORE -- Back in the big leagues for the third time this season, Orioles pitching prospect Cade Povich looked a bit different when he took the mound Saturday at Camden Yards. The 24-year-old left-hander didn’t wear his typical long, baggy pants. He instead wore high black socks. Povich even changed

BALTIMORE -- It was a wild Friday night at Camden Yards, with a high-scoring game that had a little bit of everything. The Orioles and the Red Sox combined for 22 runs and 31 hits, but Baltimore fell, 12-10, as its multiple comeback attempts fell short. The O’s never led,

BALTIMORE -- Coby Mayo recorded his first MLB hit on Wednesday night. However, it wasn’t enough to keep the 22-year-old in the big leagues after a tough start to his Orioles career. On Thursday, Baltimore optioned Mayo (the club’s No. 2 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 10 overall) to Triple-A

BALTIMORE -- Some of the Orioles’ top prospects have graduated to the big leagues. Others were dealt leading up to the Trade Deadline, as Baltimore aimed to bolster its roster for a deep postseason run this October. And yet, the O’s farm system is still filled with plenty of promising

Welcome to Crooked Numbers, a monthly column dedicated to Minor League Baseball on-field oddities and absurdities. The edition, rounding up the month of July, features intra-organizational no-nos, wild romps, unexpected mound dominance and, of course, much more. Keeping track of this type of thing is a team effort, so get

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TORONTO -- A veteran jolt and a breath of fresh air. After some tough injury news and bad bounces on the field, the Orioles needed life. They found it on Wednesday night in the trusted bat of Anthony Santander and the promising power of Jackson Holliday. Santander homered twice in

Rookies continue to make substantial contributions in the Majors, it just doesn't happen to be the same crop of them who commanded the spotlight earlier in the season. As a result, nine of the best newcomers vaulted onto the latest edition of MLB Pipeline's Rookie Hot List after not being

CLEVELAND -- Jackson Holliday returned to the big leagues on Wednesday in Baltimore. The 20-year-old solidified his status as a big leaguer this weekend in Cleveland. The breakout of MLB Pipeline’s No. 1 overall prospect was on display during the Orioles’ four-game series vs. the Guardians at Progressive Field, and

CLEVELAND -- The key to Jackson Holliday’s improved second stint in the big leagues could be his adjusted swing mechanics, or perhaps the more relaxed approach he’s taking onto the field. Or maybe, it’s “Golden Tee Golf,” the arcade game that the 20-year-old started to play while at Triple-A Norfolk

CLEVELAND -- When Coby Mayo was an elementary school-aged child in Coral Springs, Fla., he had hopes of growing up to be a professional baseball player, much like plenty of kids that age. For many, such a dream never becomes anything more than just that. But for Mayo, now 22,