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basemonkey
10,000 people showed up to their offseason fanfest today, to meet and greet players, coaches, and officials. Wow. If there is any doubt, if the Orioles can finally return to their past days of perennial contention, the huge fanbase will come back in droves.
For us older fans, it’s a shame that there’s a young gen right now who doesn’t know any different than the Orioles of the last decade.
vonhayesdays
yes truly a sad thing that last decade has been , but i think this year you gotta shot at not being as bad as you were. go Os
Jeff
Basemonkey,
It’s bittersweet for me. I am glad that the support for the team is coming back.
However, it is also annoying since I’ve been with the team through thick and thin (mostly thin, I’m only 21 after all). Now everyone is coming back and talking about the team like they have a clue about what’s been going on the past few years.
Sigh.
johnsilver
Wouldn’t it be grand if they could hire Earl ‘the human Gerbil” Weaver back and get some spark back on the team?
I also am like you in that regard and TRULY miss the days of a year in and out 3 way dogfight between Baltimore, Boston and NY. What a shame pretty much every Angelos owned O’s team has been.
O's2011Champs
How about a 2/15 deal for Guthrie?
alxn
The Orioles have a pretty bright future. One of the better young cores of any team in the league, and they have the capability to sign and keep those guys, unlike some other teams. If the young pitchers pan out then this team could compete very soon. I have them finishing 4th this year, ahead of the Jays.
grownice
didnt they lose like 15 of 16 to the jays last year lmao , i dont know how much u think they improved but i have a hard time believing the Jays regressed that much and the O’s got that much better considering thier pitching was the worst part and they have yet to upgrade it.
mstrchef13
You can lyao all you want, but that was a fluke and EVERYONE in baseball knows it. You clearly have no idea about the Orioles if you say the pitching was the worst part of the team. The worst part of the team was the fact that they were next to last in runs scored last year.
Lookouts400
Believe it. The Jays traded their best pitcher and they have to rely on a guy who played so over his head last year it defies imagination. You really think Bautista can hit 54 again?
Head to head, the Orioles match up very well with the Jays and aren’t that far off many other clubs.
grownice
lol whatever makes you feel happy about a 5th place finish
Lookouts400
LOL The Orioles won’t be finishing fifth. Sorry to disappoint you.
grownice
I want what your smoking.
Lookouts400
Not smoking anything, just high on life.
ice_hawk1002
all in all i think the jays and O’s are comparable on paper, O’s might have a stronger offense, jays should have stronger pitching. but really, what are we arguing here?? neither of us will sniff the playoffs without a major debacle in NY or Boston. the key comparison is long term, and in that case the jays farm system and salary commitments (or lack thereof) have to give them a huge edge even if the major league rosters are comparable at the moment