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MacPhail's Orioles legacy: Good arms left ungrown
![His contract set to expire at the end of October, Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail is expected to step down from his position after Wednesday's season finale, <a href="http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/2011/09/coming_soon_to_a_front_office.html" target="_blank">perhaps as soon as Thursday</a>.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/327628020-28135848.jpg "His contract set to expire at the end of October, Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail is expected to step down from his position after Wednesday's season finale, <a href="http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/2011/09/coming_soon_to_a_front_office.html\" target=\"_blank\">perhaps as soon as Thursday</a>.")
His contract set to expire at the end of October, Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail is expected to step down from his position after Wednesday's season finale, perhaps as soon as Thursday.
Under his general management, the Orioles...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Arizona Diamondbacks, Mark Reynolds, George Sherrill, Erik Bedard
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The Sun's 2011 Orioles report card
The Orioles spent the final weeks of the 2011 season making life tough on the wild-card contenders in the American League, which ranks as a small consolation prize after they spent the rest of the year making life tough on themselves and their fans. So,...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers, Mark Reynolds, Alfredo Simon, Troy Patton
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Timeline of Andy MacPhail's tenure with the Orioles
June 20, 2007 — Orioles announce his hiring as president of baseball operations. The son of former Orioles general manager and Hall of Fame executive Lee MacPhail, Andy returns to the city where he lived as a boy from 1958 to 1965.
Aug. 22, 2007...Tags: Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles, Mark Reynolds, Erik Bedard, Houston Astros
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With MacPhail out, Showalter staying put, Orioles hierarchy takes shape
The Orioles' hierarchy is starting to shake out, with one decision-maker officially walking away and another remaining in the same role.
On Saturday afternoon, the Orioles announced that president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail will not seek an...Tags: Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles, Miami Marlins, Mark Reynolds, Lee MacPhail
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Michelle Ganassi: Did the Pirates take a step forward?
Yes So the Pittsburgh Pirates will be watching the World Series from the same place as you and I. But this season the Pirates made positive improvements toward putting together a quality team. This season the Buccos were able to keep a winning...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Piracy, Ryan Ludwick, Xavier Paul
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After Saturday's trades, Orioles stand pat as deadline passes
After making two deals Saturday, the Orioles and president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail held on to the rest of their potential chips as Sunday's annual nonwaiver trade deadline passed.
"I would say it was pretty quiet today, which was to be...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Baseball, Vladimir Guerrero
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Orioles notebook: New Oriole Davis eager to play every day
Chris Davis was in the visiting clubhouse at Yankee Stadium by 10:30 Sunday morning and, within a half hour, learned that he would be batting fifth for the Orioles and starting at first base for his new team.
"I'm eager to play," said Davis, who along...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers, National Football League, Eduardo Nunez, Pittsburgh Pirates
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Orioles' 4-2 loss to Yankees ends draining series
The Orioles knew heading into their four-game, three-day series with the New York Yankees in the Bronx that it would be draining one.
Sunday's 4-2 loss to the Yankees -- the Orioles' ninth loss in 10 tries this season against their American League East...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Curtis Granderson, Mark Reynolds, Derek Jeter, Robert Andino
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Pirates suffer costly loss to Cubs
AP Sports WriterPITTSBURGH (AP) — Starlin Castro had three hits and Carlos Zambrano survived six choppy innings as the Chicago Cubs beat the slumping Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3 on Monday night to spoil slugger Derrek Lee’s two-homer debut with his new team. Lee,...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Geovany Soto, Pittsburgh Pirates, Ryan Ludwick, Shawon Dunston
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Taking stock of Buck Showalter after a long year in Baltimore
In recent weeks, the man I call the most interesting manager in the world has looked like the most irritated manager in the world as he scowls away in the Orioles dugout. Then again, I would be pretty ticked off, too, if the Yankees put up double digits...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Mark Reynolds, Pittsburgh Pirates, Dylan Bundy, Brian Matusz
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Guthrie, Orioles' bullpen rocked as Rangers complete sweep
If the Orioles are looking for a bright side to their three-game pummeling by the Texas Rangers, it's this: They don't have to come back here this season.
That likely won't make a long flight to Boston -- and four more games in never-friendly Fenway Park...Tags: Josh Hamilton, Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers, Elvis Andrus, Kevin Gregg
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Orioles allow six homers in 10-4 loss to Red Sox
A change of venue and a stern post-game lecture from manager Buck Showalter about 18 hours earlier did nothing to curb the Orioles' losing ways -- or even hide the team's countless inadequacies for one night.
For the Orioles still had more unsightly play...Tags: Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles, Nick Swisher, Dustin Pedroia, American League West
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