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By Peter Schmuck The O's are expected to make some more call-ups today as the roster continues to expand during the first two weeks of September. Brandon Fahey (no surprise) figures to be here for tonight's series opener against the Oakland A's and catcher Omir Santos also is likely to be selected from the T...

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By Anthony Amobi Many of us know that Dave Trembley despite the limitations of the roster he’s got have made the Orioles into a team that’s at least competitive — if not so much record-wise — in the vast majority of games that have played in 2008. Take a read at what Peter Schmuck wrote this week in the Baltimore...

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By Anthony Amobi After an awesome win on Saturday night, 11-10, supplanted by Luke Scoot’s walkoff; Daniel Cabrera looking awful, and Detroit’s Nate Robertson even worse, the script turned out to be the same on Sunday — yet another loss — their 15th in a row. Sad to see, honestly.

We’ve made it halfway through another baseball season. Judging by the fact that they lost seven of their final eight games before the All-Star break, it looks like the Orioles might be headed for another losing year. How many consecutive seasons will that be? There’s really no point in keep...

 - Backup catcher Raul Chavez was briefly an Oriole in 2006, newly arrived right-handed reliever Marino Salas spent 1998-2006 as a Baltimore farmhand and third ... Pirates fall to Baltimore comeback, 9-6 Pittsburgh Post Gazette

By James Baker All that being said is there any Oriole that REALLY deserves to be an all-star right now? Honestly, the top three choices are Sherrill, Johnson and Cabrera. Markakis, Scott, Roberts and Mora are going to have to get real hot to be legit all-stars in my opinion.