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1996 Baltimore Orioles season

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Major League Baseball season

Major League Baseball team season
1996 Baltimore Orioles
American League Wild Card winners
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionEast
BallparkOriole Park at Camden Yards
CityBaltimore,Maryland
Record88–74 (.543)
Divisional place2nd
OwnersPeter Angelos
General managersPat Gillick
ManagersDavey Johnson
TelevisionWJZ-TV
Home Team Sports
(Mel Proctor,Josh Lewin,Mike Flanagan,Jim Palmer)
RadioWBAL (AM)
(Chuck Thompson,Jon Miller,Fred Manfra)
← 1995Seasons1997 →

The1996 Baltimore Orioles season was the 96th season inBaltimore Orioles franchise history, the 43rd inBaltimore, and the 5th atOriole Park at Camden Yards.

The Orioles finished second in theAmerican League East with a record of 88 wins and 74 losses and qualifying for the post-season as theWild Card team. The Orioles broke the all-time record for most home runs hit by a team (set at 240 by the1961 New York Yankees) with 257. During the season, four Orioles scored at least 100 runs, four drove in at least 100 runs and nine hit at least 20 home runs (Eddie Murray hit 10 home runs with the Indians before being traded to the Orioles, where he would hit 12 more home runs for a total of 22 for the season. Todd Zeile hit 20 home runs with the Philadelphia Phillies of the National League before he was traded to the Orioles, which technically did not count for his home run total for the season after being traded to the American League Orioles). The Orioles pitching staff allowed 209 home runs, 1,604 hits and had an ERA of 5.15. The Orioles defeated theCleveland Indians in theALDS and then lost in theALCS to theNew York Yankees.

Offseason

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Oriole Park at Camden Yards, September 1996

Regular season

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  • On September 27 inToronto, Roberto Alomar spat at home-plate umpireJohn Hirschbeck after getting thrown out of a game for arguing a called third strike.[6]

Opening Day starters

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Notable transactions

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  • December 21, 1995:Roberto Alomar was signed as a free agent.
  • December 26, 1995: TradedCurtis Goodwin and Trovin Valdez to Cincinnati Reds forDavid Wells.
  • April 19, 1996:Luis Polonia was signed as a free agent with the Baltimore Orioles.[8]
  • June 6, 1996:Todd Frohwirth was signed as a free agent with the Baltimore Orioles.[9]
  • August 12, 1996: Luis Polonia was released by the Baltimore Orioles.[8]
  • August 23, 1996:Gregg Zaun was sent by the Baltimore Orioles to theFlorida Marlins to complete an earlier deal made on August 21, 1996. The Baltimore Orioles sent a player to be named later to the Florida Marlins forTerry Mathews. The Baltimore Orioles sent Gregg Zaun (August 23, 1996) to the Florida Marlins to complete the trade.[10]
  • August 29, 1996: Traded Calvin Maduro and Garrett Stephenson to Philadelphia Phillies forTodd Zeile andPete Incaviglia.

Season standings

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AL East
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
New York Yankees9270.568—49‍–‍3143‍–‍39
Baltimore Orioles8874.543443‍–‍3845‍–‍36
Boston Red Sox8577.525747‍–‍3438‍–‍43
Toronto Blue Jays7488.4571835‍–‍4639‍–‍42
Detroit Tigers53109.3273927‍–‍5426‍–‍55

Record vs. opponents

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1996 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 1996
TeamBALBOSCALCWSCLEDETKCMILMINNYYOAKSEATEXTOR
Baltimore—7–66–64–85–711–29–39–37–53–109–47–53–10–18–5
Boston6–7—8–46–61–1112–13–97–56–67–68–57–66–68–5
California6–64–8—6–64–96–64–87–54–87–66–75–84–97–5
Chicago8–46–66–6—5–810–37–66–76–76–75–75–78–47–5
Cleveland7–511–19–48–5—12–07–67–610–33–96–68–44–87–5
Detroit2–111–126–63–100–12—6–64–86–65–84–86–64–96–7
Kansas City3–99–38–46–76–76–6—4–96–74–85–77–56–65–8
Milwaukee3–95–75–77–66–78–49–4—9–46–67–54–96–75–7
Minnesota5–76–68–47–63–106–67–64–9—5–76–76–67–58–5
New York10–36–76–77–69–38–58–46–67–5—9–33–95–78–5
Oakland4–95–87–67–56–68–47–55–77–63–9—8–57–64–8
Seattle5–76–78–57–54–86–65–79–46–69–35–8—10–35–7
Texas10–3–16–69–44–88–49–46–67–65–77–56–73–10—10–2
Toronto5–85–85–75–75–77–68–57–55–85–88–47–52–10—


Game log

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1996 Game Log: 88–74 (Home: 43–38; Away: 45–36)
April: 14–12 (Home: 10–6; Away: 4–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 2Royals4–2Mussina (1–0)AppierMyers (1)46,8181–0
2April 3Royals7–1Wells (1–0)Gubicza—40,0682–0
3April 4Royals5–3Rhodes (1–0)PichardoMyers (2)38,7533–0
4April 5@Twins2–1Mercker (1–0)GuardadoMyers (3)22,7444–0
5April 6@Twins3–8RadkeHaynes (0–1)—22,3344–1
6April 7@Twins4–2Mussina (2–0)RobertsonMyers (4)14,5805–1
7April 10Indians3–2(10)Orosco (1–0)Tavarez—45,0976–1
8April 11Indians14–4Erickson (1–0)HershiserRhodes (1)43,1897–1
9April 12Twins3–2Mussina (3–0)Robertson—42,6028–1
10April 13Twins7–6Benitez (1–0)Mahomes—42,6449–1
11April 14Twins1–4RodriguezHaynes (0–2)Stevens42,6609–2
12April 16Red Sox6–1Wells (2–0)Clemens—40,01710–2
13April 17Red Sox6–5(12)Rhodes (2–0)Maddux—40,25811–2
14April 18Red Sox7–10MoyerMussina (3–1)Slocumb47,28311–3
15April 19@Rangers7–26CookMercker (1–1)Vosberg41,18411–4
16April 20@Rangers3–8GrossHaynes (0–3)—45,35811–5
17April 21@Rangers6–9OliverWells (2–1)—39,45611–6
18April 22@Indians3–6NagyErickson (1–1)Mesa42,23611–7
19April 23@Indians8–9OgeaMussina (3–2)Mesa40,77011–8
20April 24@Royals11–8Mercker (2–1)Haney—13,96212–8
21April 25@Royals3–2Rhodes (3–0)ValeraMyers (5)16,09013–8
22April 26Rangers4–5BrandenburgWells (2–2)Henneman44,02213–9
23April 27Rangers2–4WittErickson (1–2)Vosberg47,31113–10
24April 28Rangers4–5(10)HerediaMcDowell (0–1)Henneman47,32713–11
25April 29Rangers8–7Haynes (1–3)HellingMyers (6)41,50314–11
26April 30Yankees10–13NelsonShepherd (0–1)Wetteland43,11714–12
May: 14–10 (Home: 8–5; Away: 6–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
27May 1Yankees6–11(15)PettitteMercker (2–2)—47,47214–13
28May 3Brewers8–2Erickson (2–2)Bones—41,03715–13
29May 4Brewers10–5Mussina (4–2)Sparks—44,17516–13
30May 5Brewers1–13McDonaldHaynes (1–4)—46,02716–14
31May 7@White Sox2–3FernandezWells (2–3)Hernandez16,13016–15
32May 8@White Sox2–11BaldwinErickson (2–3)—14,97416–16
33May 9@White Sox6–4Mussina (5–2)AlvarezMyers (7)14,50717–16
34May 10@Brewers10–7(12)Orosco (2–0)GarciaMcDowell (1)9,52018–16
35May 11@Brewers5–3(10)Rhodes (4–0)PottsMyers (8)21,08119–16
36May 12@Brewers4–6MirandaErickson (2–4)Fetters14,33319–17
37May 13@Athletics4–3Krivda (1–0)JohnsMyers (9)8,20420–17
38May 14@Athletics9–1Mussina (6–2)Reyes—8,46621–17
39May 17Mariners14–13Mills (1–0)Charlton—47,25922–17
40May 18Mariners3–7MilackiMercker (2–3)—46,43422–18
41May 19Mariners8–7Mussina (7–2)HurtadoMyers (10)47,56523–18
42May 20Angels13–1Wells (3–3)Grimsley—43,49224–18
43May 21Angels2–5BoskieKrivda (1–1)Percival39,97424–19
44May 22Angels10–5Haynes (2–4)AbbottMcDowell (2)45,81725–19
45May 24Athletics5–4(10)McDowell (1–1)Reyes—45,02426–19
46May 25Athletics3–6JohnsWells (3–4)Groom47,35326–20
47May 26Athletics6–1Mercker (3–3)ChouinardMcDowell (3)47,40127–20
48May 28@Mariners12–8Rhodes (5–0)GuettermanHaynes (1)23,23528–20
49May 29@Mariners8–9CharltonMyers (0–1)—20,25328–21
50May 31@Angels3–10LangstonWells (3–5)—21,60328–22
June: 14–14 (Home: 6–6; Away: 8–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
51June 1@Angels3–8BoskieHaynes (2–5)—35,35028–23
52June 2@Angels14–1Erickson (3–4)Abbott—33,70429–23
53June 4Tigers10–7Mussina (8–2)GohrMyers (11)43,72730–23
54June 5Tigers6–4Rhodes (6–0)MyersMyers (12)43,08731–23
55June 6Tigers13–6Krivda (2–1)Lira—46,26932–23
56June 7White Sox2–8FernandezErickson (3–5)—47,20932–24
57June 8White Sox1–2BaldwinMercker (3–4)Hernandez47,63432–25
58June 9White Sox9–12KarchnerMussina (8–3)Hernandez47,35232–26
59June 10@Tigers3–8OlivaresWells (3–6)—10,65532–27
60June 11@Tigers12–9Coppinger (1–0)Lira—10,87433–27
61June 12@Tigers10–7Rhodes (7–0)LewisMyers (13)12,04334–27
62June 13@Royals2–10LintonMercker (3–5)—20,10834–28
63June 14@Royals6–1Mussina (9–3)Gubicza—28,50235–28
64June 15@Royals6–7(16)MagnanteKrivda (2–2)—24,78435–29
65June 16@Royals13–5Coppinger (2–0)JacomeMills (1)19,43736–29
66June 17Rangers1–1(6)—45,58136–29
67June 18Rangers0–7OliverMercker (3–6)—47,31836–30
68June 19Rangers2–3WittMussina (9–4)Russell45,58136–31
69June 20Rangers3–2Wells (4–6)GrossMyers (14)21,74837–31
70June 21Royals9–3Rhodes (8–0)Haney—47,64438–31
71June 22Royals5–3Erickson (4–5)Montgomery—47,53439–31
72June 23Royals0–4AppierKrivda (2–3)—47,60839–32
73June 24@Rangers8–3Mussina (10–4)Witt—39,70140–32
74June 25@Rangers2–5GrossWells (4–7)Henneman41,68540–33
75June 26@Rangers5–6CookOrosco (2–1)Henneman38,98440–34
76June 27@Yankees2–3RogersErickson (4–6)Wetteland34,16140–35
77June 28@Yankees7–4Rhodes (9–0)RiveraMyers (15)43,51541–35
78June 29@Yankees3–4PettitteMussina (10–5)Wetteland45,29541–36
79June 30@Yankees9–1Wells (5–7)Mendoza—40,20042–36
July: 11–16 (Home: 5–13; Away: 6–3)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
80July 1@Blue Jays7–4Coppinger (3–0)HentgenMyers (16)43,37743–36
81July 2@Blue Jays8–2Erickson (5–6)Quantrill—32,15044–36
82July 3@Blue Jays2–5GuzmanKrivda (2–4)Timlin32,36544–37
83July 4Red Sox8–6Mussina (11–5)WakefieldMyers (17)47,07545–37
84July 5Red Sox3–7SeleWells (5–8)—47,23745–38
85July 6Red Sox4–3Coppinger (4–0)ClemensMyers (18)47,50046–38
86July 7Red Sox5–7HudsonMyers (0–2)Slocumb47,53246–39
87July 11Yankees2–4KeyMussina (11–6)Wetteland46,76046–40
88July 13Yankees2–3NelsonWells (5–9)Wetteland—46–41
89July 13Yankees5–7GoodenRhodes (9–1)Wetteland46,45146–42
90July 14Yankees1–4PettitteErickson (5–7)Wetteland47,65846–43
91July 15Blue Jays8–6Haynes (3–5)Timlin—43,19247–43
92July 16Blue Jays0–6GuzmanMussina (11–7)—45,85147–44
93July 17Blue Jays11–10Coppinger (5–0)Timlin—45,95548–44
94July 18@Red Sox6–3Wells (6–9)SeleMyers (19)33,01449–44
95July 19@Red Sox2–13MoyerErickson (5–8)—32,26249–45
96July 20@Red Sox0–2WakefieldCoppinger (5–1)Slocumb33,59049–46
97July 21@Red Sox10–6(10)Myers (1–2)Stanton—34,42350–46
98July 22Twins5–9RobertsonHaynes (3–6)Trombley42,12950–47
99July 23Twins2–3AguileraWells (6–10)Naulty42,00650–48
100July 24Twins4–11RodriguezErickson (5–9)—46,18150–49
101July 25Indians7–10NagyCoppinger (5–2)—47,02550–50
102July 26Indians9–14AssenmacherMussina (11–8)—46,75150–51
103July 27Indians14–2Wells (7–10)Hershiser—47,36051–51
104July 28Indians3–6(13)MesaStephenson (0–1)—46,27351–52
105July 30@Twins16–4Coppinger (6–2)Rodriguez—16,70852–52
106July 31@Twins9–3Mussina (12–8)Trombley—15,89753–52
August: 19–11 (Home: 7–4; Away: 12–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
107August 1@Twins4–2Wells (8–10)RobertsonMyers (20)20,37954–52
108August 2@Indians1–11HershiserErickson (5–10)—42,46554–53
109August 3@Indians9–4Orosco (3–1)Ogea—42,44855–53
110August 4@Indians2–14AndersonCoppinger (6–3)—42,34955–54
111August 5@Indians13–10Wells (9–10)Assenmacher—40,86356–54
112August 6@Brewers13–3Mussina (13–8)McDonald—17,07557–54
113August 7@Brewers12–2Erickson (6–10)Karl—20,28758–54
114August 8@Brewers6–4Coppinger (7–3)D'AmicoMyers (21)18,62059–54
115August 9@White Sox3–4(10)SimasMyers (1–3)—23,99559–55
116August 10@White Sox13–4Mussina (14–8)AlvarezMcDowell (4)26,77260–55
117August 11@White Sox5–8TapaniMills (1–1)Hernandez27,08860–56
118August 13Brewers4–3Corbin (1–0)LloydMyers (22)44,46161–56
119August 14Brewers8–5Milchin (1–0)BonesMyers (23)47,48062–56
120August 15@Athletics18–5Mussina (15–8)Adams—14,02663–56
121August 16@Athletics14–3Erickson (7–10)Wasdin——64–56
122August 16@Athletics5–4(10)Myers (2–3)Mohler—15,64565–56
123August 17@Athletics1–3PrietoCoppinger (7–4)Acre20,23165–57
124August 18@Athletics6–9WengertWells (9–11)—18,12265–58
125August 20Mariners4–1Mussina (16–8)WagnerMyers (24)47,67966–58
126August 21Mariners10–5Erickson (8–10)Hitchcock—47,19867–58
127August 22Mariners3–10MoyerCoppinger (7–5)—47,38067–59
128August 23Angels0–2BoskieWells (9–12)Percival47,29167–60
129August 24Angels5–4Mussina (17–8)AbbottMyers (25)46,48768–60
130August 25Angels0–13SpringerErickson (8–11)—47,23968–61
131August 26Athletics12–11(10)Myers (3–3)Acre—43,36169–61
132August 27Athletics3–1Wells (10–12)PrietoMyers (26)43,64170–61
133August 28Athletics0–3WengertMussina (17–9)—45,28270–62
134August 29@Mariners6–9CharltonMyers (3–4)—24,91570–63
135August 30@Mariners5–2Coppinger (8–5)HitchcockMills (2)44,53271–63
136August 31@Mariners7–6Erickson (9–11)BosioBenitez (1)42,09272–63
September: 16–11 (Home: 7–4; Away: 9–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
137September 1@Mariners1–5MulhollandWells (10–13)—50,01572–64
138September 2@Angels12–8Mussina (18–9)Boskie—20,28773–64
139September 3@Angels2–10HarrisCoppinger (8–6)—15,92473–65
140September 4@Angels4–2Erickson (10–11)SpringerMyers (27)18,20474–65
141September 6Tigers4–5(12)CummingsMathews (0–1)—46,70874–66
142September 7Tigers6–0Mussina (19–9)Thompson—47,13175–66
143September 8Tigers6–2Mills (2–1)Eischen—47,08276–66
144September 9Tigers5–4Erickson (11–11)OlivaresMyers (28)42,56277–66
145September 10White Sox5–1Wells (11–13)Tapani—43,32078–66
146September 11White Sox7–6(10)Mills (3–1)Hernandez—43,32079–66
147September 12White Sox3–11FernandezMussina (19–10)—47,34279–67
148September 13@Tigers7–4Erickson (12–11)MillerMills (3)11,17880–67
149September 14@Tigers7–6Mathews (1–1)CummingsMyers (29)15,38681–67
150September 15@Tigers16–6Corbin (2–0)Van Poppel—13,76482–67
151September 18@Yankees2–3(10)RiveraMills (3–2)—40,77582–68
152September 19@Yankees3–9RogersMussina (19–11)——82–69
153September 19@Yankees10–9Mathews (2–1)RiveraMyers (30)54,88883–69
154September 20Blue Jays1–5HentgenKrivda (2–5)Spoljaric47,02683–70
155September 21Blue Jays6–3Coppinger (9–6)WilliamsMyers (31)47,27084–70
156September 22Blue Jays5–4Erickson (13–11)FlenerBenitez (2)46,03585–70
157September 23Brewers7–8(10)JonesMathews (2–2)Fetters46,54285–71
158September 24@Red Sox8–13GordonWells (11–14)Mahomes28,55785–72
159September 25@Red Sox6–2Krivda (3–5)WakefieldBenitez (3)28,43286–72
160September 26@Blue Jays4–1Coppinger (10–6)WilliamsBenitez (4)30,14187–72
161September 27@Blue Jays2–3FlenerErickson (13–12)Timlin30,11687–73
162September 28@Blue Jays3–2(10)Myers (4–4)Spoljaric—36,31688–73
163September 29@Blue Jays1–4HentgenRodriguez (0–1)Timlin38,26788–74
Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = Tie
Bold = Orioles team member

Detailed records

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American League
OpponentWLWPRSRA
AL East
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox760.5387178
Detroit Tigers1120.84610568
New York Yankees3100.2316275
Toronto Blue Jays850.6155855
Total29230.558296276
AL Central
Chicago White Sox480.3335874
Cleveland Indians570.4178692
Kansas City Royals930.7507149
Milwaukee Brewers930.7508861
Minnesota Twins750.5836055
Total34260.567363331
AL West
California Angels660.5006869
Oakland Athletics940.6928654
Seattle Mariners750.5838182
Texas Rangers3100.2315591
Total25250.500290296
Season Total88740.543949903
MonthGamesWonLostWin %RSRA
April2614120.538141153
May2414100.583154145
June2814140.500166144
July2711160.407153160
August3019110.633192165
September2716110.593143136
Total16288740.543949903
GamesWonLostWin %RSRA
Home8143380.531437440
Away8145360.556511462
Total16288740.543949903

Roster

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1996 Baltimore Orioles
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

Manager

Coaches

Player stats

[edit]
= Indicates team leader

Batting

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Note: G = Pos = Position; Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; Avg. = Batting average

PosPlayerGABHHRRBIAvg.
CChris Hoiles1274071052573.258
1BRafael Palmeiro16262618139142.289
2BRoberto Alomar1535881932294.328
3BB. J. Surhoff1435371572182.292
SSCal Ripken Jr.16364017826102.278
LFJeffrey Hammonds7124856927.226
CFBrady Anderson14957917250110.297
RFBobby Bonilla15959517128116.287
DHEddie Murray64230591034.257

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Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; Avg. = Batting average

PlayerGABHHRRBIAvg.
Mike Devereaux12732374834.229
Luis Polonia5817542214.240
Billy Ripken5713531212.230
Todd Zeile2911728519.239
Gregg Zaun5010825113.231
Tony Tarasco31842019.238
Mark Smith277819410.244
Manny Alexander5468704.103
Brent Bowers21391203.308
Pete Incaviglia12331028.303
Mark Parent1833626.182
Jeff Huson1728902.321
César Devarez1018200.111
Gene Kingsale30000.---

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Pitching

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PositionNameGames PitchedGames StartedERAWinsLossesSavesInnings PitchedStrikeouts
Starting Pitchers
Mike Mussina[12]36364.8119110243.1204
Scott Erickson[13]34345.0213120222.1100
David Wells[14]34345.1411140224.1130
Rocky Coppinger[15]23225.181060135.0104
Kent Mercker[16]14127.7636058.022
Relief Pitchers
Jesse Orosco[17]6603.4031055.252
Roger McDowell[18]4104.2511459.120
Arthur Rhodes[19]2804.0891153.062
Alan Mills[20]4904.2832354.252
Archie Corbin[21]1802.3020027.120
Keith Shepherd[22]1308.7101020.217
Terry Mathews[23]1403.3822018.213
Armando Benítez[24]1803.7710414.120
Jimmy Myers[25]1107.0700014.06
Esteban Yan[26]405.790009.17
Mike Milchin[27]1305.7310011.010
Garrett Stephenson[27]3012.790106.13
Brian Sackinsky[28]303.860004.22
Jimmy Haynes[29]26118.2936089.065
Rick Krivda[30]22114.9635081.254
Nerio Rodríguez[31]814.3201016.212
Manny Alexander[32]1067.500000.20
Closer
Randy Myers[2]6203.53443158.274

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Return of Eddie Murray

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On July 21, 1996, the Baltimore Orioles re-acquired longtime OrioleEddie Murray from theCleveland Indians in exchange for pitcherKent Mercker.[33] Murray, a member of the1983 World Series ChampionBaltimore Orioles, would subsequently hit his 500th career home run later in the season. As a commemoration of this event, an orange seat was installed in the outfield stands where Murray's 500th home run landed. The Orioles had a record of 49 wins and 46 losses before the trade, and 39–28 after the trade, not including the playoffs. During the 1996 playoffs, Eddie Murray hit .333 and hit a home run while producing 3 RBI.

The trade for Eddie Murray sparked the Orioles to have a better record after his arrival, than before. One can attribute that to his great leadership, which is well documented, as aSporting News correspondent, Michael P. Geffner said, "To think of Murray as anything other than a great player these days is not to have a dissenting opinion anymore but to be dead wrong, blind not only to the inner game but to an understanding of what truly raises baseball to something classic and beautiful--when the game is executed purely and seamlessly. Which is Eddie Murray to a T.".[34] The Orioles success after the trade can also be attributed to the theory of "Power, worth, and recognition,[35] " which Thomas S. Parish who is an associate professor of psychology at Upper Iowa University, Fayette, Iowa, describes as a type of motivation where athletes attempt to out do or "show off" to each other, which leads to better statistics, and more wins. In Eddie Murray's last at-bat with the Orioles he hit a home run off of New York Yankee pitcher,Andy Pettitte.

ALDS

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Game 1, October 1

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Main article:1996 American League Division Series

Oriole Park at Camden Yards,Baltimore, Maryland

Team123456789RHE
Cleveland0102001004100
Baltimore11200510X10101
WP:David Wells (1-0)  LP:Charles Nagy (0-1)
Home runs:
Cle:Manny Ramírez (1)
Bal:Brady Anderson (1),B. J. Surhoff (1, 2),Bobby Bonilla (1)

Game 2, October 2

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Oriole Park at Camden Yards,Baltimore, Maryland

Team123456789RHE
Cleveland000003010482
Baltimore10003003X790
WP:Armando Benítez (1-0)  LP:Eric Plunk (0-1)  Sv:Randy Myers (1)
Home runs:
Cle:Albert Belle (1)
Bal:Brady Anderson (2)

Game 3, October 4

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Jacobs Field,Cleveland, Ohio

Team123456789RHE
Baltimore010300000482
Cleveland12010041X9100
WP:Paul Assenmacher (1-0)  LP:Jesse Orosco (0-1)
Home runs:
Bal:B. J. Surhoff (3)
Cle:Manny Ramírez (2),Albert Belle (2)

Game 4, October 5

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Jacobs Field,Cleveland, Ohio

Team123456789101112RHE
Baltimore0200000010014141
Cleveland000210000000371
WP:Armando Benítez (2-0)  LP:José Mesa (0-1)  Sv:Randy Myers (2)
Home runs:
Bal:Rafael Palmeiro (1),Bobby Bonilla (2),Roberto Alomar (1)
Cle: None

ALCS

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Main article:1996 American League Championship Series
GameScoreDate
1Baltimore 4,New York 5October 9
2Baltimore 5,New York 3October 10
3New York 5,Baltimore 2October 11
4New York 8,Baltimore 4October 12
5New York 6,Baltimore 4October 13

Jeffrey Maier incident

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During Game 1 of the ALCS,New York Yankees shortstopDerek Jeter hit a deep fly ball to right field. Orioles outfielderTony Tarasco camped under the ball and prepared to make a catch. However, a 12-year-old boy seated in the first row of the bleachers namedJeffrey Maier reached over the wall and caught the ball just above Tarrasco, costing the Orioles an out. Although it was fan interference, the umpire ruled the ball to be a home run. While Maier became a hero to Yankees fans, he immediately became a "symbol of the Orioles futility."[36] The Orioles would go on to lose the series in five games.

Farm system

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LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAARochester Red WingsInternational LeagueMarv Foley
AABowie BaysoxEastern LeagueBob Miscik andTim Blackwell
AHigh Desert MavericksCalifornia LeagueJoe Ferguson
AFrederick KeysCarolina LeagueTim Blackwell andJulio Garcia
RookieBluefield OriolesAppalachian LeagueBobby Dickerson
RookieGCL OriolesGulf Coast LeagueTommy Shields

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Bluefield[37]

References

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  1. ^"Clay Bellinger Stats | Baseball-Reference.com".
  2. ^abRandy Myers Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  3. ^B. J. Surhoff Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  4. ^Billy Ripken Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  5. ^"Sherman Obando Stats".
  6. ^The Spit Hits The FanTime
  7. ^1996 Baltimore Orioles Roster by Baseball Almanac
  8. ^abLuis Polonia Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  9. ^"Todd Frohwirth Stats".
  10. ^Gregg Zaun Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  11. ^abc1996 Baltimore Orioles Statistics and RosterBaseball-Reference.com
  12. ^Mike Mussina Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  13. ^Scott Erickson Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  14. ^David Wells Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  15. ^Rocky Coppinger Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  16. ^Kent Mercker Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  17. ^Jesse Orosco Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  18. ^Roger McDowell Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  19. ^Arthur Rhodes Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  20. ^Alan Mills Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  21. ^Archie Corbin Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  22. ^Keith Shepherd Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  23. ^Terry Mathews Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  24. ^Armando Benítez Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  25. ^Jimmy Myers Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  26. ^Esteban Yan Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  27. ^abMike Milchin Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  28. ^Brian Sackinsky Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  29. ^Jimmy Haynes Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  30. ^Rick Krivda Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  31. ^Nerio Rodríguez Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  32. ^Manny Alexander Statistics Baseball-Reference.com
  33. ^Prodigal Slugger Murray To Return to the Orioles; Encore
  34. ^Eddie Murray: Biography and Much More from Answers.com
  35. ^International Journal of Reality Therapy 26 (2007): 39-40. EBSCO. 29 Feb. 2008
  36. ^From Way Out in Right Field – washingtonpost.com
  37. ^Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed.,The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 3rd edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 2007

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