It’s possible that Monday night at Baltimore’s Camden Yards was the best fan catch of the year. Josh Naylor of Cleveland yanked a foul ball 415 feet with an exit velocity of 108.5 mph in the top of the third inning, hooking well foul of the right-field foul.
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A youthful shortstop by the Cal Ripken Jr. made a big impression on the Orioles and took home the American League Rookie of the Year title. The next season, Ripken improved even further, emerging as one of the league’s top players and winning the AL MVP Award.
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The Orioles promoted a slugger who might be able to spark the offense after their bats went cold in Houston. Heston Kjerstad, an outfielder, was called up by Baltimore (the ahead of the team’s three-game series against Cleveland on Monday. He is the club’s No. 4 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 21 overall prospect. To create space
