The current Orioles believe they're on the verge of something special. Former … – Baltimore Sun

In the home clubhouse at Oriole Park at Camden Yards for the first time, outfielder Brett Phillips raved about the team he joined at the trade deadline. When he looked across the field as a member of the Tampa Bay Rays, the Orioles seemed like an energetic group. Now that he’s in Baltimore, the feeling is evident.“I’ve recognized we have a group that’s hungry here,” Phillips said, “and a group that’s willing to get better and wants to win, regardless of circumstances in the past.”Those circumstances were three 100-loss seasons in the past four years as the Orioles underwent a rebuild that began with a midseason sell-off in 2018. But that rebuild is beginning to bear fruit, with executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias saying Wednesday “it’s liftoff from here” despite trading two major pieces at the deadline.What’s ‘Robbie’s Playlist’? Orioles catcher Robinson Chirinos breaks down his 12 sayings on club’s T-shirts. https://t.co/cLx5feTRJ1— Baltimore Sun Sports (@BaltSunSports) August 5, 2022 About an hour before Phillips expressed that idea in the clubhouse Friday afternoon, several former Orioles enjoyed a luncheon inside the B&O Warehouse. And when they met with the media ahead of Saturday’s 30th anniversary of Camden Yards…
Read More