The Baltimore Orioles are off to a really slow start in 2025, and there is a lot of concern about the direction of the team. Due to some questionable personnel decisions this winter, the Orioles appear like a team that has taken a step back.
Less than a month after failing to make the Baltimore Orioles' Major League roster out of spring training, Coby Mayo is already making that controversial decision look like a terrible mistake.
Playing for the Triple-A Norfolk Tides, Baltimore Orioles top prospect Coby Mayo had a perfect weekend at the plate, reaching base safely in all nine of his plate appearances against the Gwinnett Stripers.
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Norfolk gave up 15 hits, Chesapeake lost a pitchers’ duel, and the IronBirds’ Ethan Anderson hit a grand slam. Triple-A: Gwinnett Stripers (ATL) 12, Norfolk Tides 8 Sorry to say—from the first Norfolk pitching was bad.
It was a busy day of baseball on the farm. There was a whole lot of minor league baseball yesterday. All four teams were rained out on Friday, which meant four doubleheaders on Saturday.
Dingers from the rehabbing Henderson and the dangerous Coby Mayo? That could help an inconsistent big-league offense, perhaps. Triple-A: Norfolk Tides
A lot of attention during spring training for the Baltimore Orioles was on their pitching staff, and rightfully so. That unit will determine how much success the team has during the regular season.
Since getting demoted to Triple-A Norfolk on Tuesday, Baltimore Orioles prospect Coby Mayo has taken a lot of heat for his emotional reaction to the news.
The lead-up to Opening Day has been surprisingly hectic for the Baltimore Orioles. Between all the injuries, position battles and roster uncertainty, there's been no shortage of drama.
On Tuesday, Baltimore Orioles top prospect Coby Mayo was optioned from major league camp and sent down to Triple-A Norfolk. Speaking emotionally, he delivered this comment, courtesy of Andy Kostka of the Baltimore Banner.
Baltimore Orioles prospect Coby Mayo issued a statement on Wednesday, a day after he drew criticism for his comments about being demoted. Mayo on Tuesday was optioned by the Orioles to the Triple-A Norfolk Tides.
While it’s understandable that Mayo feels he doesn’t have much more to show against minor league pitching, the Orioles weren’t likely to carry him on the Opening Day roster.
SARASOTA—The conventional wisdom is that without an injury to a regular infielder, Coby Mayo is going to have a difficult time breaking camp with the Orioles.
Speaking to reporters this week, Baltimore Orioles general manager MIke Elias said that the organization is going to give top prospect Coby Mayo every opportunity this spring to make the roster.
San Diego reportedly “checked on” some notable Baltimore players who “weren’t on the table.”
While the regular season was once again a success for the Orioles in 2024, the postseason proved to be a disappointment. Can the Orioles not only get back to the postseason in 2025, but also go deep into October as well? The answer to that question may ride on what Baltimore decides to do this offseason in three key areas.
The Baltimore Orioles need their youth movement to turn into a mid-20s movement.
The Baltimore Orioles have optioned infielder Coby Mayo to Triple-A Norfolk, the team announced Saturday. Mayo is currently ranked as the No. 1 prospect in the Orioles' farm system, as well as the No.
Coby Mayo has been optioned to Triple-A Norfolk. In a corresponding move, the Baltimore Orioles recalled versatile infielder Liván Soto. Mayo, 22, had just collected his first hit yesterday against the Washington Nationals.
Top Orioles prospect Coby Mayo will see his initial taste of the majors draw to a close after just seven games and 20 plate appearances.
Infielder Coby Mayo, one of the top prospects in baseball, is expected to make his major league debut Friday for the Baltimore Orioles, according to multiple reports.
A monster showing in the upper minors last year vaulted him to the top of the overall league prospect rankings.
The Baltimore Orioles have an absurd wealth of talent knocking on the door to the majors.
The Baltimore Orioles have had a rough July, going 8-11 so far, so it is time for top prospect Coby Mayo to debut and spark a struggling team. Since June 28, the Orioles are 10-13, and that is largely because they have struggled to hit the ball.
The Baltimore Orioles are one of the best teams in the league right now and their farm system is stacked with talented prospects. However, one of those prospects took a hard fall and is now out with injury.
The prospect is off to a torrid start with the Triple-A Norfolk Tides.
The prospect showed off some ridiculous power on Thursday.
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