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The Orioles reinstated outfielder Colton Cowser from the 60-day injured list after a nine-week recovery from a thumb injury, providing a boost to their struggling team. Simultaneously, they designated Cooper Hummel for assignment amid a series of roster moves, highlighting ongoing challenges and adjustments in their lineup.
Colton Cowser narrowly missed winning the AL Rookie of the Year, losing to Yankees pitcher Luis Gil by just five points. Despite being listed on more ballots, Cowser's 13 first-place votes fell short against Gil's 15. The Orioles also missed out on an extra draft pick that would have come with Cowser's win. Meanwhile, Jackson Merrill, another local talent, was runner-up for the NL Rookie of the Year. Orioles fans hope for better luck next year with prospects like Coby Mayo.
New York Yankees pitcher Luis Gil won the American League Rookie of the Year award, narrowly defeating Baltimore Orioles' Colton Cowser in a close vote. Despite a mid-season slump, Gil's strong start and overall performance, including a 15-7 record and 171 strikeouts, secured him the honor. Fellow Yankee Austin Wells also had a notable season but fell short in the voting. The Yankees' youth movement showed promise with both players' development, contributing to their unexpected championship season.
Colton Cowser, Michael Busch, Nelson Velázquez, Brett Baty, and Dean Kremer are among the top fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups. Cowser's recent performance and power potential make him a must-add, while Busch and Velázquez also offer strong hitting and power potential. Baty has shown promise after a slow start last season, and Kremer has impressed with his strikeout potential. Additionally, Michael Kopech is a valuable pickup for his closing potential with the Chicago White Sox.
Bobby Witt Jr. had a standout performance with 2 home runs, 4 runs, 5 RBIs, and a stolen base, leading the Royals to victory. Other notable hitters include Colton Cowser, Brandon Nimmo, Seth Brown, Vinnie Pasquantino, Yainer Diaz, Alec Bohm, Brandon Marsh, Jarren Duran, and Maikel Garcia, each making significant contributions to their respective teams.
Orioles prospect Colton Cowser has made the opening day roster, while Ryan McKenna and Nick Maton have not. Cowser, the team's No. 4 prospect, impressed with his hitting during spring training, securing the fourth outfield job. McKenna and Maton will need to be designated for assignment and pass through waivers to remain in the organization. The pitching staff is also taking shape, with several relievers being sent to minor league camp and right-hander Julio Teheran being granted his release. The projected opening day roster includes notable names like Adley Rutschman, Craig Kimbrel, and Austin Hays.
The Baltimore Orioles have activated outfielder Aaron Hicks from the injured list, while optioning prospect Colton Cowser to Triple-A Norfolk. Hicks returns after a three-week absence due to a hamstring strain, and it remains to be seen how he will perform. With Cedric Mullins back in good health, Hicks may serve as a fourth outfielder. Austin Hays' struggles post-All-Star break could open up playing time for Hicks, particularly against left-handed pitchers. Despite Cowser's underwhelming performance in the majors, he remains a highly regarded prospect and will have the opportunity to work on his game in the minors.
The Baltimore Orioles are expected to call up their No. 2 prospect, outfielder Colton Cowser, to join the team for their upcoming games against the New York Yankees. Cowser has been performing well at Triple-A Norfolk, slashing .330/.459/.537 with 10 doubles, one triple, 10 homers, and 40 RBIs in 56 games. The Orioles have recently called up several prospects, and Cowser's promotion comes as the team looks to turn around their recent losing streak. The move has not been officially confirmed by the club, and roster adjustments will need to be made to accommodate Cowser's call-up.
Colton Cowser, the Baltimore Orioles' second-ranked prospect, has been performing well at Triple-A but has yet to make his MLB debut due to various blockers. The Orioles have depth in the outfield, with players like Cedric Mullins, Austin Hays, and Anthony Santander handling most of the duties. Additionally, the signing of Aaron Hicks and the solid performance of Ryan McKenna have further limited Cowser's immediate playing time. While Cowser's talent suggests he could contribute to the team, the Orioles must consider whether a part-time role would be beneficial for his long-term development. The team's decision-making process remains unclear.
With Cedric Mullins's injury, the Baltimore Orioles have a decision to make on who will replace him. The most logical replacement would be outfielder Kyle Stowers, who is already on the 40-man roster. Infielder Joey Ortiz is another option, but his promotion would require players to fill in more often in the corner outfield spots. Colton Cowser and Jordan Westburg are two players who could shake up the roster, but they are not currently on the 40-man roster. The Orioles front office must decide whether to prioritize keeping the status quo or swinging for the fences on a Mullins replacement.