The Warehouse Podcast - a Baltimore Orioles podcast

It’s all about small victories when your team is going through a rebuild. The Orioles were given a tough seven-game home stand against the Athletics and Yankees, and they emerged from it in pretty good shape. Going 3-4 at the friendly confines isn’t going to get a club into the playoff picture, but it represented a big improvement over the O’s first slate of home games earlier this month.More specifically, John Means continued to deal, Matt Harvey put together his best outing as an Oriole, Trey

There are problems with the current iteration of the Orioles. That was to be expected. After all, they are in the midst of an extensive rebuild that is still nowhere near its completion. But the issues that ail the O’s are not the things that were expected to be a bother throughout the winter.The team’s pitching has actually been pretty good. Sure, we could nit-pick at guys like Shawn Armstrong or Jorge López, but it makes more sense to praise standout performances from John Means, Bruce Zimmermann,

There wasn’t much to get excited about in the first full week of the Orioles 2021 season. They lost…like, a lot. After leaving the Bronx with just one win, the O’s were then swept by the very same Red Sox that appeared inept just days earlier and then dropped the series opener to the Mariners.But fret not, my fellow Birdland brethren. We have Cedric Mullins, and really that’s enough, isn’t it? After all, Mullins does everything. Not only does he lead the league in hits, but the guy also steals

Your annual source of summertime frustration has returned, and it feels good. The sounds of Orioles baseball will surround you each night from 7:05 p.m. until you start to snore on the couch around 9:45. We wouldn’t have it any other way.The Orioles kicked off their 2021 campaign with a three-game sweep of the Boston Red Sox at their own place. Then they headed up to the boogie-down Bronx, where things have not been going quite as well.There were stand-out performance from future Cy Young Award

The 2021 MLB season is nearly upon us, and once again each of the 30 clubs will embark on a 162-game adventure that they hope will end with a ticker tape parade down Main Street in their home cities. For 29 teams, however, that will not happen. Instead, they will endure an unending six-month slog that concludes with disappointment, missed opportunity, and regret. Aren't sports great!? Anyway, the Orioles aren't expected to be very good this year. That's OK. Mike Elias has a plan. It's all going to

The Orioles deserve to be criticized from time to time. Not every signing is brilliant. Not every move makes sense. And not every “business decision” is going to please the public. But the organization also deserves praise when they move things in the right direction, and this past week was a very progressive week for the Birds.MLB Pipeline ranked the Orioles as the fifth-best farm system in all of baseball, praising the depth of the club’s young talent and the strides the front office has made in

Episodes on back-to-back weeks? What a treat! This edition of TWP is a brisk 72 minutes, and it is packed full of spring training goodness. The guys reminisce about the career of the understated and under-appreciated Nick Markakis. He will now go off to a post-playing career as far away from the limelight as possible. Thanks for the memories, Nick. We hope to see you at a team Hall of Fame induction in the not-so-distant future.Then they move on to injury talk, which has them sad about King Felix

Spring training is here, and that means baby hosts, made up rules, rolled innings, position battles, and (for the Orioles) a whole lot of losses. This week the guys discuss Eli’s trip to Sarasota, Cedric Mullins ditching switch hitting, the O’s center field job, the possibility of signing Maikel Franco, and who will make up the starting rotation. This episode was recorded on Tuesday, March 9th,