When the Orioles won the AL East in 2014, their pitching was solid and remained healthy. In 2015, where the team went 81-81, their arms struggled and some members of the staff spent time on the disabled list.
It’s a simple formula for success.
This Orioles team in not unlike the others of recent years — it has the offensive firepower to score runs, but in order for them to be successful, they must pitch well.
Let’s dive in:
Starting Rotation
The O’s starting rotation is clearly the weakest part of the staff and likely the team in general.