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Figgins a tough decision for Angels
On July 14, 2001, the Register reported the Angels had traded Kimera Bartee to Colorado for an infielder named Desmond Figgins.
CamdenCrazies.com: Clutchiest Orioles of 2009 Orioles correspondent Daniel Moroz analyzes Baltimore's best offensive options from 2009.
Pirates Deal Chavez for Iwamura
Tampa Bay Rays' Akinori Iwamura throws out Baltimore Orioles' Brian Roberts during the first inning of a baseball game in Baltimore on May 13, 2009.
2010 Dynasty Rankings: Top 15 Second Baseman: A First Look
Our dynasty second baseman rankings are similar to the yearly league rankings , but only at the top.
Orioles hire Datz as bench coach
The Orioles took care of some internal housekeeping issues on Thursday, when they announced the hiring of bench coach Jeff Datz and the official departure of Melvin Mora.
O's to bring back whole coaching staff, except Jauss
All but one of the Orioles' coaches in 2009 will be back on Dave Trembley's staff next season.
State baseball players make marks in '09
Some made stellar debuts while others continued to produce in their longtime careers among the 12 players from Clemson and South Carolina who are on Major League Baseball active rosters.
O's end season with four-game winning streak
A walk-off win was the best possible way for the Orioles to end an otherwise disappointing 2009 season.
O's Wieters showed poise, persistence in rookie season
Orioles right-hander Chris Tillman pitched to catcher Matt Wieters during the 2008 season at Double-A Bowie.
The best and worst of the 2009 Orioles season
A look at some of the best and worst of the Orioles' otherwise forgettable 2009 season: Team MVP: Second baseman Brian Roberts set career highs in runs and RBIs, and his 56 doubles were a franchise record and the most by a switch hitter in baseball history.
It is not often that a player adds his name to a list that had included just the Hall of Famers Tris Speaker , Paul Waner and Stan Musial .
Roberts named Most Valuable Oriole
Second baseman Brian Roberts , who established a major league record for doubles in a season by a switch-hitter, has been named the 2009 Most Valuable Oriole.
BALTIMOREWith dissension swirling through the Blue Jays clubhouse as they waited for a meeting this weekend with beleaguered manager Cito Gaston, there was one thing that everyone could agree upon after Friday night's 13-7 loss to the Orioles: David Purcey was not very good in his final start of the season.
Bullpen implodes as O's drop 11th straight
They led by three runs and had only nine outs to get to end a 10-game losing streak that added even more heartache to a season that had already been miserable enough.
Brian Roberts Breaks Single Season Record For Doubles By A Switch Hitter
At 60-97, the Baltimore Orioles have had a terrible season. There were many reasons for that, but that is for a different post.
Orioles' Roberts joins elite group
During what has been a dreadful season for the Orioles, and in the midst of a tough losing streak, the record books have provided an uncommon bright light for Brian Roberts' 2009 campaign.
Roberts on verge of setting record
On any given night, Brian Roberts might make history. Baltimore's second baseman already has surpassed his own franchise record for doubles, and he tied the league record for two-baggers by a switch-hitter on Tuesday night.
Mora preparing to leave Orioles 'with my head up'
"Whatever I am going to be next year, I'll never get tired of thanking the Orioles," says Melvin Mora, expected to become a free agent, "because I made my career here." When he joined the Orioles in July 2000, Melvin Mora was one of 14 unfamiliar commodities received in the club's now infamous trade-deadline fire sale that sent six high-priced ...
Markakis voted Orioles' MVP for 2009
The Orioles have spoken, and they've chosen Nick Markakis as their Most Valuable Player in an informal but comprehensive polling of the clubhouse.
Aaron Hill's 100th RBI of the season came at a perfect time for the Blue Jays. The second baseman drove in the winning run in the 11th inning before being mobbed by teammates as Toronto rallied for a 6-5 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night.
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