Things are bad in Baltimore. If the Orioles still want to make a playoff push they really need to turn it around...starting now. Tyler goes through a few reasons to be optimistic despite the poor first month.

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Eli stops by to take a closer look at two Orioles, Charlie Morton and Cedric Mullins. These are two players doing their best (or worst) to bring the O's up (or down). This episode has some highs and some lows, but ends with the positives. Let's hope the Orioles' season follows the same path.

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Despite taking a game from the Cincinnati Reds in a three game set, the Orioles season hit a low point Sunday after losing 24-2 following another bad start from Charlie Morton.

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Hey! The Orioles actually looked GOOD in their series win over the Guardians. But because we aren't allowed nice things, it included some bad injury news for Grayson Rodriguez. Tyler talks through all of that, plus a dive into Mike Elias not extending any of his young players...yet.

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The Orioles had an impressive game one and frustrating game two in a rain-shortened series against the Toronto Blue Jays.

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Elijah stops by to discuss the concerning early-season performances from Dean Kremer and Heston Kjerstad. Due to the plethora of rotation injuries and the Colton Cowser fiasco, both of these guys have been elevated to pretty critical positions on the roster, and the O's will rely on them to change things up quickly.

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Tyler goes on a rant to explain why it's OK to be worried about the Orioles, but a full-blown panic is too far. Oh yeah, and that win over the Diamondbacks was sweet!

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The Orioles won the home opener (per usual) but drop the series to the Boston Red Sox.

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