Who is Dylan Bundy?

Who is Dylan Bundy? Well, for starters he was out due to tommy-john surgery last year. He's only pitched for 2 innings for the O's, although he's been with the team since 2011. He's been paid 6.25 million over the 4 years he's been on the team. So is he really worth it? We haven't gotten to see him over a long period of time yet, so it's hard to decide whether to resign Dylan Bundy or not, after his contract expires this year.

Top 10 Orioles Players

The Orioles are a talented team both offensively and defensively. Throughout the team's existence, they've won 3 world series, 2 wild card berths, 9 AL East Division Titles, and 7 AL Pennants. But who contributed the most to the team's success during those years? I've compiled a list of the 10 greatest Orioles players of all time for your enjoyment. Hope you like it! These will also just be players, not including managers or coaches.

                                                                  10. Rick Dempsey

 Kicking off our list is Rick Dempsey. I think Dempsey is the best announcer for the O's. He has two world series under his belt,
                                                                 9. Brady Anderson

Brady Anderson was a three-time allstar and held the record for most home runs in a season with the O's until Chris Davis surpassed him in 2013.
                                                                  8. Brian Roberts 

B-rob really led the O's through their darker, tragic years, and like Mussina, betrayed the O's for the Yanks.
                                                                    7. Boog Powell

     Boog celebrated with the O's in two world series. I had the chance to meet him at Camden Yards.

                                                                 6. Frank Robinson 

                  This 14-time all star and hall of famer is worthy of having the number 6 spot on this list.
                                                         
                                                                   5. Mike Mussina 

Mike "The Moose" Mussina had 7 Gold Gloves in his career. It's really too bad that he betrayed the O's for the Yankees.

                                                                   4. Eddie Murray

                   The great hall of famer "Steady" Eddie finished his career with a .287 BA and 504 HR.

                                                             3. Brooks Robinson
                                                                      

Brooks Robinson was without a doubt, the best third baseman of all time. You can't have a dream team without him. His skill and athleticism was unmatched. Did you know he had 18 all-star game appearances?

                                                                   

                                                                     2. Jim Palmer 

Jim Palmer is one of my favorite players and announcers for the Orioles. He had the most wins as an Oriole, but also the most losses, with a career record of 268-152. That doesn't make him any less astonishing, though. He was an amazing player who led the Orioles to many of their great triumphs.
                                                                   

                                                                    1. Cal Ripken Jr.

                                   The obvious winner of this list is the iron man. Who else?


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The Top 5 Plays of 2014.

The Orioles season might be over, but it was one that we'll remember for a while.

The Baltimore Orioles finished their season with a record of 96-66 at top of the AL East. At the end of the season, they were 12 games ahead of the 2nd Place AL East team, the Yankees. After winning the Division Title, they went on to sweep the Detroit Tigers in three games. Although they were stopped in their tracks by the Royals, it was a year that was filled with Orioles magic. Here are what I think are the top five plays from Baltimore's incredible season. These plays are ranked by me according to their importance, their athleticism, and their timing during the game.

5. Adam Jones robs a homer, then nabs runner going to second - O's vs. Rays

This was perhaps Adam Jones' best play of the season. During a game against their AL East rivals the Rays, Adam Jones leaped up over the wall to rob Evan Longoria's attempted home run. Then he manages to throw the ball from the all the way on the warning track (after recovering from catching the ball) to second base, with Schoop placing the tag on Matt Joyce. This play was an amazing feat to say the least, making him a very eligible candidate for a Gold Glove this year.

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4. Nelson Cruz's game-changing triple - O's vs. Rays

Nelson Cruz was the addition to the Orioles that got them to the ALCS this year. Here's a play showing how he can get runs in when they are most needed.

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3. Nelson Cruz hits a game-tying grand slam - O's vs. White Sox

Once again, here is another play where Nelson Cruz delivers during a crucial moment. With two outs, in the bottom of the eighth inning with the bases loaded, Cruz belts a grand slam, tying the game up at 4 and becomes the savior of this game for the O's.

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2. Machado's diving stop - O's vs. Pirates

Although Machado was not able to complete the entire season with the O's due to his injury, he made some incredible plays during his time on the team in 2014. In this play, he turns a diving stop into a double play. His athleticism is truly admirable and inspiring.

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1. Paredes' walk-off double - O's vs. Yankees

Not only was this double hit in the bottom of the eleventh inning, it was hit with bases loaded, two outs, and with a one-run deficit. Jimmy Paredes delivered for the Orioles, which contributed to them getting into this year's playoffs.

Well, it was a magical year for the Orioles, a year which they might or might not repeat in 2015.

To check out more amazing plays, visit orioles.com.