The Baltimore Orioles have welcomed two star players and three others back strong and healthy from injury reserve, ready for their match tonight, and their owner dropped a happy word.

The Baltimore Orioles have welcomed two star players and three others back strong and healthy from injury reserve, ready for their match tonight, and their owner dropped a happy word.

In preparation for their game tonight, the Baltimore Orioles have welcomed back from injury reserve two of their best players and three others in good health, and their owner has expressed his happiness.

Superstar Gunnar Henderson of the Baltimore Orioles is expected to make significant progress in his recovery from an oblique injury sustained early in the season on Friday.

As stated on social media by Orioles writer Roch Kubatko:

Today is Gunnar Henderson’s first time taking live blood pressure. He said he shouldn’t have to wait much longer to play #orioles

That’s definitely encouraging news because Henderson is essential to the Orioles’ operations and their goals for 2024.

Henderson is already among the top young players in baseball and has won the American League Rookie of the Year Award. Last season, he had 82 RBI, 28 home runs, and a.255 average.

Although it’s unclear if top prospect Jackson Holliday will be included on the Opening Day roster this season, the concept The prospect of an infield duo of Holliday and Henderson for the upcoming seasons should excite O’s supporters. When it does, it will rank among the most dynamic infield tandems in all of baseball.

The Texas Rangers defeated the Orioles in the American League Division Series despite the team winning 101 games and winning the American League East last season. The World Series was eventually won by Texas.

The O’s are among the favorites going into 2024 in a competitive American League field. They should be able to keep up with other contenders like the New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, Houston Astros, and Rangers after adding Corbin Burnes in a trade this summer.