John Means, Kyle Bradish, and Tyler Wells were all expected to contribute to the 2024 pitching staff but fate had other plans When the Orioles traded for Corbin Burnes in early February, the slated rotation of Burnes, Kyle Bradish, Grayson Rodriguez, John Means, and Dean Kremer had the potential to be one of the best in baseball.
The Blue Jays offseason is officially underway. While golf may be the activity of choice right now, president and CEO Mark Shapiro and his team are attempting to do damage control by addressing the media and personnel concerns.
The Baltimore Orioles need their youth movement to turn into a mid-20s movement.
Through some of the worst years of Baltimore Orioles baseball, there was one reason to turn a game on. John Means was that reason. During the 2019-21 seasons, John Means was the best player on one of the worst teams in baseball.
His situation is particularly troublesome since he was already sidelined with a sprained UCL earlier this year.
Monday’s announcement that John Means had his second Tommy John surgery probably indicated that the 31-year-old left-hander’s time with the Orioles was over, and that’s unfortunate.
With their high-powered offense, the Baltimore Orioles are still one of the mightiest teams in MLB. But after two more pitching injuries, the Orioles must consider looking to outside the organization for help.
Former WVU Baseball standout and current Baltimore Orioles pitcher John Means will miss the remainder of the 2024 MLB season as a result of Tommy John surgery, Roch Kubatko of the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network announced today.
The Baltimore Orioles have lost two starting pitchers to season-ending injuries.
The Baltimore Orioles will be without starters John Means and Tyler Wells for the rest of the season. Baltimore general manager Mike Elias told reporters Friday that Means and Wells need surgery to repair damage to their ulnar collateral ligaments and will miss the remainder of the 2024 campaign.
The Orioles have lost two of their starters for the rest of the 2024 season, due to elbow injuries that require surgery. John Means and Tyler Wells, two key pitchers for the Orioles, will not pitch again until at least 2025, announced Orioles GM Mike Elias.
The Baltimore Orioles have faced another setback in their pitching rotation as left-handed starter John Means was recently placed on the 15-day injured list (IL) due to a left forearm strain.
The Baltimore Orioles have proven themselves to be a top contender in the American League East, and it seems like they are set for a summer-long battle for the division crown with the New York Yankees.
Two years after Baltimore Orioles left-hander John Means underwent Tommy John surgery, he finds himself back on the injured list. Means exited Wednesday’s start early after feeling discomfort in his elbow and showing a notable dip in his velocity.
The Orioles announced Thursday that they will be without a one-time All-Star starting pitcher for the foreseeable future.
Orioles starter John Means is being evaluated for a potential arm injury after managing just three innings against the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday.
As one former Mountaineer pitcher is set to make his return, another is coming off an impressive MLB season debut on Saturday night. In his first start of the 2024 season, John Means posted seven scoreless innings for the Orioles in a win over the Reds.
John Means was one of the few bright spots during a long rebuild by the Baltimore Orioles. On Saturday evening, Means will hope he can begin to fully experience what it's like to pitch for the pennant-contending Orioles.
The Baltimore Orioles will soon have their starting rotation at full strength with left-hander John Means returning this weekend. Means is expected to be activated off the injured list ahead of Baltimore’s series opener in Cincinnati.
The Baltimore Orioles have left starting pitcher John Means off their roster for the ALDS against the Texas Rangers. Manager Brandon Hyde told reporters that Means was out for the series with elbow soreness.
The Baltimore Orioles rotation has been one of their few weak links, but John Means‘ return means added depth in time for the postseason. Means, who had Tommy John surgery in May of 2022, returns to the club as they look to solidify the top seed in the American League playoffs.
The Baltimore Orioles sit three games ahead of the Tampa Bay Rays for first place in the American League East and the AL's best record at 91-53. On Tuesday, they got a big boost that could help them hold off the Rays.
If the 30-year-old can show some of his pre-surgery form for the stretch run, the Orioles should be in good shape to hold off Tampa Bay and win their first AL East crown since 2014.
Left-hander John Means will make his first start since April 13, 2022, when the host Baltimore Orioles face the St. Louis Cardinals in the middle contest of a three-game series on Tuesday night.
As the Baltimore Orioles continue to push for the top overall seed in the American League playoff picture, they appear to be close to getting back John Means from the injured list.
As he nears a Major League return, former Baltimore Orioles ace John Means is embarking on another rehab start this coming Friday. The following update comes from Nathan Ruiz of the Baltimore Sun.
The Baltimore Orioles, who enter play on Friday with the best record in the American League, got a good rehab report on lefty John Means, who hasn't pitched since early 2022.
Orioles left-hander John Means recently suffered a back muscle strain, with general manager Mike Elias relaying the news to reporters, including Andy Kostka of The Baltimore Banner.
John Means was knocked out of action just two appearances into the year by an elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery.
This season, Means has posted a 3.38 ERA in two starts.
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