The Wichita Eagle
Analysis: How might Orioles' changes at Camden Yards affect number of home runs? Here's what we found.
Using data from MLB’s Statcast tracking system and an online plotting of home runs since its introduction in 2015, The Baltimore Sun determined that at least 14% of the home runs hit at Camden Yards in those seven seasons would have stayed in play with the ballpark’s new layout. The changes, which The Sun first reported earlier this month, will see the wall from the left-field corner up to the bullpens in left-center field — an area representing about a third of the stadium’s fair territory — mo...
The Des Moines Register
'I can't freaking wait': Why adversity has made Iowa product Carter Baumler into a better baseball prospect
McDonald then crouches into a stance and waits for Baumler to deliver his final throw of their session. It’s a fastball that hits McDonald’s glove so hard it echoes throughout the building. McDonald pops his fist in the air to signify the successful throw.
Baltimore Sun
Orioles' latest minicamp features top 6 position player prospects, several major league coaches
Catcher Adley Rutschman, infielders Gunnar Henderson and Jordan Westburg and outfielders Colton Cowser, Kyle Stowers and Heston Kjerstad all rank among Baltimore’s top eight prospects, according to Baseball America, with Rutschman (No. overall), Henderson (No. and Cowser (No.

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