CURVE BEATEN UP BY BOWIE, TO WELCOME FULL ATTENDANCE NEXT MONTH By Hometown1
FROM THE CURVE:
Kyle Bradish tossed 4.2 scoreless innings and struck out seven as the Bowie Baysox topped the Altoona Curve 8-4 on Wednesday night at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
The Baysox (2-0) overcame three errors thanks to nine hits to top the Curve (0-2) for the second night in a row. Bradish exited the game one batter shy of earning his first win of the season, as Tyler Erwin recorded the final out of the fifth.
Curve starter
Travis MacGregor was pulled after 2.1 innings in his first appearance since 2018. He gave up four hits and allowed three earned runs with six strikeouts.
There are myriad reasons the Orioles are excited for the return of Minor League Baseball, which resumed nationwide Tuesday night for the first time since the pandemic. And one of those reasons is the big left-hander set to take the ball every fifth day at Double-A Bowie.
Making his first
J.C. Escarra drilled a game-tying solo home run to right field in the top of the eighth inning, sparking a comeback victory for the Bowie Baysox over the Altoona Curve, 2-1, on Opening Day at Peoples Natural Gas Field. Curve baseball returned to PNG Field for the
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The Bowie Baysox, in cooperation with the Baltimore Orioles, have announced the Baysox Break Camp Roster for the 2021 season. This roster includes all of the players that will head to Bowie from the Orioles Minor League Spring Training camp in Sarasota, FL. The final Opening Day roster will be
The Bowie Baysox, in cooperation with the Baltimore Orioles, have announced the Baysox Break Camp Roster for the 2021 season. This roster includes all of the players that will head to Bowie from the Orioles Minor League Spring Training camp in Sarasota, FL. The final Opening Day roster will be set on Tuesday, May 4, prior to the Baysox Opening Night game in Altoona, PA.
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As much as Adley Rutschman has been written and talked about, it would be easy to think he’s been a professional for eons. But even though he was drafted nearly two years ago, the No. 1 overall pick in the Draft and current No. 2 overall prospect has a grand total of 130 official at-bats to his name.
Sure, he got good experience both facing and handling more advanced pitchers at the Orioles’ alternate site last year and looked like he belonged in Spring Training this year. But those who can’t wait to see him in Baltimore should remind themselves that while it’s not going to take him long, he has only played 30 real games to date.