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The Bowie Baysox are raffling a pair of season tickets, with all proceeds going to The U.S. Fund for UNICEF in a collaborative effort with Minor League Baseball. Tickets are $10 each and the raffle goes until Friday, January 29. … Continue reading →

Brian Matusz pitched only one inning of his start on Saturday in New Britain before leaving with game. Because there was no apparent injury, the move indicates Matusz is a candidate to start for the Orioles on Tuesday in place … Continue reading →

Giants prospect Maidson Bumgarner was thrown out in the second inning of today’s game for throwing behind Baysox Danny Figueroa. It wasn’t clear if Bumagrner was warned before his ejection. It sounded as if the Connecticut Defenders left-hand swore loudly … Continue reading →

Melvin Dorta was up in the bottom of the third when tonight’s game was delayed by rain. At 8:10 p.m., the rain has stopped, more or less, and the grounds crew is squeegeeing (sp?) the tarp. Several of the Baysox … Continue reading →

Tonights game between the Baysox and Erie SeaWolves has been postponed. The teams will play a doubleheader tomorrow. Go to the Baysox Web site for details.

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This is a Q&A with Tom Sedlacek of the Baysox that I posted over at Baseball Daily Digest last week.   The hours may be long and the demands many, but Bowie Baysox communications manager Tom Sedlacek has a front … Continue reading →

This is an Eastern League preview I wrote for Baseball Daily Digest a couple weeks ago. Northern  Division Akron Aeros (Cleveland Indians) Carlos Santana The eventual decline of Victor Martinez need not worry Indians fans much, since Santana came over … Continue reading →

Tom with the Baysox just posted a great interview with 2008 Baysox and all around nice guy Ryan Finan.

Jason Berken likes things fast. The Orioles right-hander prospect is used to quick at bats, double plays, and his Frederick Keys even won the Carolina League championship in his first full professional season. So, it took a while to understand … Continue reading →