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Austin Hays broke his homerless streak with two home runs against the Blue Jays, but his playing time remains uncertain due to injury and competition. Nolan Gorman continued his hot streak with two homers, while Jake Rogers' two solo shots led the Tigers to victory. Jeimer Candelario and Mark Vientos also had strong performances, with Candelario benefiting from favorable hitting parks and Vientos excelling against lefties.
Outfielder Austin Hays won his arbitration hearing with the Orioles and will earn $6.3 million for the 2024 season, expressing hope for a long-term extension with the team despite no discussions taking place yet. The Orioles, in the process of installing a new owner, have a slew of candidates to consider for potential extensions, including Hays, who is among the team's oldest starting position players. Executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias emphasized the organization's quiet approach to contract talks, with the team having already signed several players to avoid arbitration.
Outfielder Austin Hays has won his arbitration hearing against the Orioles, securing a $6.3MM salary for the upcoming season. Hays, a key player for the Orioles, has established himself as a solid regular over the past three years. He is represented by the MAS+ Agency and is projected to be eligible for arbitration again in 2025 before hitting free agency.
All four Baltimore Orioles representatives had mixed results in the All-Star Game, with Yennier Cano and Austin Hays performing well, while Adley Rutschman and Félix Bautista faced challenges. The next two days will be slow in terms of sports, but the Orioles will resume playing on Friday against the Marlins. The article also discusses the potential debut of Heston Kjerstad and the possibility of the Orioles hosting the All-Star Game in the future.
The Baltimore Orioles won in extra innings against the Minnesota Twins, putting them just three games out of first place in the AL East. Austin Hays, despite being injured, will start in the All-Star Game. The Orioles are considering possible umpiring changes, Adley Rutschman's throws are part of their effort to stop steals, and there is speculation about a blockbuster trade. It's also a special birthday for the author's grandfather, who has been a lifelong Orioles fan.
This article provides three MLB player prop bets to target on Monday, June 26th, including Austin Hays to hit a home run, Spencer Strider to record over 9.5 strikeouts, and J.P. Crawford to record 2+ total bases. The article utilizes projections and MLB odds to identify spots where value can be found in the prop-betting market.
The Baltimore Orioles had a mixed week, winning two of three against the Blue Jays but losing two of three against the Cubs. The Cubs series exposed some of the team's weaknesses, including a revolving door at the fifth rotation spot, a terrible middle of the bullpen, and one of the least valuable middle infields in the game. However, Adley Rutschman and Gunnar Henderson's healthy competition and Austin Hays' offensive performance were bright spots. The article also discusses the disappointing performance of Cionel Perez and the poor umpiring during the Cubs series. The author calls for the promotion of Colton Cowser and Jordan Westburg and the replacement of Perez with Nick Vespi.
The Baltimore Orioles avoided a sweep by the Chicago Cubs with a 6-3 victory at Wrigley Field. The Orioles allowed only one hit after the first inning and tallied 14 of their own in a back-and-forth game. Baltimore seized control with a three-run sixth inning, but allowed Chicago to stay in the game despite a glaring disparity at the plate. Dean Kremer picked up the win with 5 innings pitched and three runs (one earned) allowed. Austin Hays led the Orioles with three hits from the leadoff spot.
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 3-2 in a game that saw Tyler Wells pitch into the seventh inning and Austin Hays hit a home run. The Orioles' offense scored one run in each of the first two innings and scraped another one across in the fifth. Wells surrendered two runs in the seventh inning, but the duo of Yennier Cano and Félix Bautista closed things out to secure the win.
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the San Francisco Giants 8-3 on Sunday, thanks to a six-run third inning and a solid outing from Tyler Wells. Wells struck out a career-high nine batters and allowed only two runs in 5.1 innings. The Orioles' offense was led by Josh Lester, who got his first MLB hit and drove in two runs, and Austin Hays, who had a hit and an RBI. The win gives the Orioles another series victory and sets them up for a three-game set against the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Texas Rangers 3-2 in a game that saw clutch hits from Austin Hays and Adley Rutschman. Félix Bautista closed out the game with three strikeouts in the ninth inning. Starter Kyle Bradish pitched 6.2 innings, allowing only one earned run. The win puts the Orioles back above the Rangers in the race for the second-best record in baseball.
The Baltimore Orioles lost 5-3 to the Texas Rangers at Camden Yards, dropping to 0-2 in their all-black City Connect kits. Dean Kremer had a solid start, allowing three runs over 6.1 innings, while Austin Hays hit a solo homer for the Orioles' only offense until the ninth inning. The bullpen struggled, and a late comeback attempt fell short. The Orioles will look to salvage a win in the series finale on Sunday.
As injuries pile up and the talent on waivers thins, it's time to start making moves for matchup three. Here are some players to target on waivers, including Elias Diaz, Isaac Paredes, Nolan Gorman, Austin Hays, and Kris Bubic. Andrew Chafin is also a great add if you need some saves.
The article highlights some potential fantasy baseball pickups, including Vaughn Grissom, who has been called up by the Braves due to an injury, José Quijada, who has the trust of the Angels manager and could collect double-digit saves, Chas McCormick, who has been hitting leadoff for the Astros and has power and speed potential, Austin Hays, who has been off to a hot start for the Orioles, and Josh Lowe, who has been performing well for the Rays and could see his roster tag spike soon.
Despite a weird game that included a blown call, multiple robbed home runs, and ejections of the Orioles' manager and center fielder, Baltimore defeated Oakland 5-1. Kyle Gibson recovered from a rough first inning to pitch 6.1 innings with only one run allowed, while Adley Rutschman and Austin Hays hit home runs to lead the Orioles' offense.