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SARASOTA—It’s been nearly 19 years since Sam Perlozzo was in an Orioles dugout. On Saturday, Perlozzo, who managed the team for 288 games from 2005-2007, was in the dugout, watching a new generation of Orioles.

The 75-year-old Perlozzo was in the major leagues for 26 years as a coach and manager. He was an Orioles’coach from 1996-2005, serving as third base and bench c...


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Question: I was so high on Samuel Basallo when he was in the minors. Since signing the big contract, he seems different.  I hope I’m wrong, but he looks like he is going through the motions. Not leading like a catcher should, and sure as heck doesn’t look like he is having fun. What do you think? From: Sandra Freund

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SARASOTA—The Orioles cut six players after Sunday’s game, including Cameron Foster and Anthony Nunez, two right-handed relievers who were promoted to the 40-man roster last November.

Foster and Nunez, who came to the Orioles last July in separate trades with the New York Mets, had both pitched well in spring training.

Both Foster and Nunez threw scoreless inning...


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SARASOTA–What’s happening? Tyler Wells, who’ll begin the season in the bullpen for the Orioles, started Sunday’s game. Ten pitches later, his afternoon was over.

Wells completed his sixth scoreless inning of the spring in the Orioles’ 1-0  loss to a Toronto Blue Jays split squad before 6,360 at Ed Smith Stadium.

He allowed a single to leado...


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SARASOTA—The Orioles’ starting staff looks better than last season’s, and so does the Norfolk Tides’ rotation.

Brandon Young was sent to minor league camp on Saturday. For the moment, Trey Gibson, who was the organization’s minor league pitcher of the year in 2025, is still in camp. So are Nestor German and Levi Wells, who finished last season with Norfolk.

Cade...


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