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2009 Baltimore Orioles season

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Major League Baseball season

Major League Baseball team season
2009 Baltimore Orioles
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionEast
BallparkOriole Park at Camden Yards
CityBaltimore
Record64–98 (.395)
Divisional place5th
OwnersPeter Angelos
General managersAndy MacPhail
ManagersDave Trembley
TelevisionMASN
WJZ-TV (CBS 13)
RadioWHFS
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TheBaltimore Orioles' 2009 season was the 109th season in franchise history. The Orioles finished the season last in theAL East with a record of 64–98. It was the fifth consecutive season in which the Orioles had fewer wins than in previous year.

The Orioles missed the playoffs for the twelfth straight season, tying a record set between 1984 and 1995

New uniforms

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The Orioles debuted new uniforms at theHarborplace Gallery shopping center on November 12, 2008. The team's new uniforms featured an updated, ornithologically correctoriole bird on their caps on a black crown with orange bill, a new patch incorporating the flag of the state ofMaryland in a circle borrowed from their vintage 1960s and 1970s insignia, and the return of the city name (Baltimore) in script on the road uniforms for the first time since 1972.[1]

Regular season

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Roster

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2009 Baltimore Orioles
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Season standings

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AL East
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
New York Yankees10359.636—57‍–‍2446‍–‍35
Boston Red Sox9567.586856‍–‍2539‍–‍42
Tampa Bay Rays8478.5191952‍–‍2932‍–‍49
Toronto Blue Jays7587.4632844‍–‍3731‍–‍50
Baltimore Orioles6498.3953939‍–‍4225‍–‍56


Record vs. opponents

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2009 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2009
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore–2–165–42–53–54–42–83–25–131–54–58–105–59–911–7
Boston16–2–4–47–26–15–34–54–29–95–52–49–92–711–711–7
Chicago4–54−4–10–89–99–95–46−123–44–54–56–22–41–612–6
Cleveland5–22–78–10–4–1410–82–48–103–52–56–45–31–84–45–13
Detroit5–31–69–914–4–9–95–47–121–55–45–45–27–23–510–8
Kansas City4–43–59–98–109–9–1–96–122–42–65–41–93–34–38–10
Los Angeles8–25–44–54–24–59–1–6–45–512–710–94–28–114–414–4
Minnesota2–32–412–610–812–712–64–6–0–74–65–53–36–43–512–6
New York13–59–94–35–35–14–25–57–0–7–26–411–75–412–610–8
Oakland5–15–55–45–24–56–27–126–42–7–5–146–411–83–65–13
Seattle5–44–25–44–64–54–59–105–54–614–5–5–38–113–411–7
Tampa Bay10–89–92–63–52–59–12–43–37–114–63–5–3–614–413–5
Texas5–57–24–28–12–73–311–84–64–58–1111–86–3–5–59–9
Toronto9–97–116–14–45–33–44–45–36–126–34–34–145–5–7–11
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Game log

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2009 game log
April (9–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 6Yankees10–5Guthrie (1–0)Sabathia (0–1)48,6071–0
2April 8Yankees7–5Uehara (1–0)Wang (0–1)Sherrill (1)22,8562–0
3April 9Yankees11–2Burnett (1–0)Simón (0–1)28,5342–1
4April 10Rays5–4Hendrickson (1–0)Sonnanstine (0–1)Sherrill (2)22,8663–1
5April 11Rays6–0Guthrie (2–0)Niemann (0–1)15,1084–1
6April 12Rays11–3Shields (1–1)Eaton (0–1)15,5314–2
7April 13@Rangers10–9Uehara (2–0)Padilla (1–1)Sherrill (3)12,1845–2
8April 14@Rangers7–5(10)Johnson (1–0)Guardado (0–1)14,0416–2
9April 15@Rangers19–6Benson (1–1)Hendrickson (1–1)17,5396–3
10April 17@Red Sox10–8Ramírez (1–0)Báez (0–1)Papelbon (3)38,2666–4
11April 18@Red Sox6–4Beckett (2–1)Eaton (0–2)Papelbon (4)37,5596–5
12April 19@Red Sox2–1Lester (1–2)Uehara (2–1)Saito (1)37,8696–6
13April 20@Red Sox12–1Masterson (1–0)Hendrickson (1–2)37,8656–7
14April 21White Sox10–3Bergesen (1–0)Contreras (0–3)14,8017–7
15April 22White Sox8–2Danks (2–0)Guthrie (2–1)10,8687–8
16April 23White Sox6–2Eaton (1–2)Colón (1–1)11,7238–8
17April 24Rangers5–4Wilson (1–2)Sherrill (0–1)Francisco (3)24,3198–9
18April 25Rangers6–5Feldman (1–0)Hendrickson (1–3)Francisco (4)41,1608–10
19April 26Rangers8–5Báez (1–1)Jennings (0–1)Sherrill (4)22,8969–10
20April 27Rangers6–4Harrison (1–2)Albers (0–1)Francisco (5)10,6219–11
21April 28Angels7–5Saunders (3–1)Eaton (1–3)Fuentes (4)11,8579–12
22April 29Angels3–2Loux (1–2)Uehara (2–2)Fuentes (5)14,2039–13
May (14–15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
23May 1@Blue Jays8–4Halladay (5–1)Hendrickson (1–4)20,2029–14
24May 2@Blue Jays5–4(11)Frasor (4–0)Bass (0–1)18,3319–15
25May 3@Blue Jays4–3Richmond (4–0)Guthrie (2–2)Downs (3)20,4189–16
26May 4@Rays8–4Báez (2–1)Kazmir (3–3)12,65810–16
27May 5@Rays6–3Garza (3–2)Uehara (2–3)Percival (4)13,17410–17
28May 6Twins4–1(6)Bass (1–1)Slowey (4–1)10,56611–17
29May 7Twins5–4Johnson (2–0)Mijares (0–1)Sherrill (5)11,39912–17
30May 8Yankees4–0Sabathia (2–3)Guthrie (2–3)36,92612–18
31May 9Yankees12–5Eaton (2–3)Hughes (1–2)41,82513–18
32May 10Yankees5–3Chamberlain (2–1)Johnson (2–1)Rivera (6)33,29013–19
33May 12Rays7–5Bass (2–1)Sonnanstine (1–4)Sherrill (6)17,12214–19
34May 13Rays8–6Niemann (3–3)Bergesen (1–1)Howell (1)13,23714–20
35May 14@Royals9–5Guthrie (3–3)Meche (2–4)24,43115–20
36May 15@Royals8–1Greinke (7–1)Eaton (2–4)38,35315–21
37May 16@Royals3–2Hill (1–0)Davies (2–2)Sherrill (7)26,72016–21
38May 17@Royals7–4Cruz (3–0)Johnson (2–2)22,79116–22
39May 19@Yankees9–1Sabathia (4–3)Bergesen (1–2)42,83816–23
40May 20@Yankees11–4Hughes (2–2)Guthrie (3–4)Rivera (8)43,90316–24
41May 21@Yankees7–4Aceves (3–0)Eaton (2–5)Rivera (9)43,34216–25
42May 22@Nationals4–2(12)Báez (3–1)Wells (0–2)Sherrill (8)22,55617–25
43May 23@Nationals2–1Bass (3–1)Tavárez (1–4)Sherrill (9)31,88318–25
44May 24@Nationals8–5Villone (2–0)Ray (0–1)Hanrahan (5)30,88018–26
45May 25Blue Jays4–1Guthrie (4–4)Tallet (2–3)Sherrill (10)24,90419–26
46May 26Blue Jays7–2Berken (1–0)Romero (2–1)Johnson (1)10,13020–26
47May 27Blue Jays12–10(11)Báez (4–1)Wolfe (1–1)13,71321–26
48May 28Tigers5–1Hernandez (1–0)Galarraga (3–5)11,93722–26
49May 29Tigers7–2Bergesen (2–2)Willis (1–2)42,70423–26
50May 30Tigers6–3Verlander (6–2)Albers (0–2)Rodney (9)34,56723–27
51May 31Tigers3–0Jackson (5–3)Berken (1–1)Rodney (10)32,23323–28
June (12–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
52June 1@Mariners1–0Hill (2–0)Washburn (3–4)Sherrill (11)16,97924–28
53June 2@Mariners8–2Bédard (4–2)Hernandez (1–1)17,97824–29
54June 3@Mariners3–2Aardsma (2–2)Johnson (2–3)18,65024–30
55June 5@Athletics9–1Braden (5–5)Guthrie (4–5)12,60824–31
56June 6@Athletics9–4Cahill (3–5)Berken (1–2)20,26724–32
57June 7@Athletics3–0Mazzaro (2–0)Hill (2–1)Bailey (4)17,20824–33
58June 9Mariners3–1Bergesen (3–2)Vargas (2–1)Sherrill (12)17,35825–33
59June 10Mariners4–1Hernández (6–3)Guthrie (4–6)Aardsma (10)12,77025–34
60June 11Mariners6–3Olson (1–1)Uehara (2–4)Aardsma (11)12,26025–35
61June 12Braves7–2Hanson (1–0)Berken (1–3)28,46925–36
62June 13Braves8–4Bass (4–1)O'Flaherty (1–1)29,64526–36
63June 14Braves11–2Bergesen (4–2)Lowe (7–4)26,77027–36
64June 16Mets6–4Pelfrey (5–2)Guthrie (4–7)Rodríguez (17)20,62627–37
65June 17Mets6–4Johnson (3–3)Feliciano (2–2)Sherrill (13)31,90628–37
66June 18Mets5–4Albers (1–2)Rodríguez (1–2)23,00929–37
67June 19@Phillies7–2Hill (3–1)Bastardo (2–2)45,13530–37
68June 20@Phillies6–5Hendrickson (2–4)Madson (2–3)Sherrill (14)44,93931–37
69June 21@Phillies2–1Guthrie (5–7)Hamels (4–3)Sherrill (15)45,25632–37
70June 23@Marlins8–7(12)Badenhop (5–2)Bass (4–2)10,22232–38
71June 24@Marlins5–2Nolasco (4–6)Berken (1–4)Meyer (1)12,46932–39
72June 25@Marlins11–3West (3–2)Hill (3–2)12,82232–40
73June 26Nationals11–1Bergesen (5–2)Detwiler (0–4)45,02433–40
74June 27Nationals6–3Guthrie (6–7)Martis (5–3)Sherrill (16)39,63334–40
75June 28Nationals5–3Lannan (5–5)Hernandez (1–2)MacDougal (3)25,06834–41
76June 29Red Sox4–0Lester (7–6)Berken (1–5)Papelbon (19)36,54834–42
77June 30Red Sox11–10Hendrickson (3–4)Saito (2–1)Sherrill (17)31,96935–42
July (9–16)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
78July 1Red Sox6–5(11)Ramírez (5–2)Báez (4–2)Papelbon (20)29,39135–43
79July 2@Angels5–2Lackey (3–3)Guthrie (6–8)Fuentes (23)39,18035–44
80July 3@Angels6–4Hernandez (2–2)Santana (1–4)Sherrill (18)39,16436–44
81July 4@Angels11–4Bulger (3–1)Báez (4–3)41,76436–45
82July 5@Angels9–6Oliver (3–0)Albers (1–3)Fuentes (24)35,91236–46
83July 6@Mariners5–0Washburn (5–6)Bergesen (5–3)24,01836–47
84July 7@Mariners12–4Hendrickson (4–4)Jakubauskas (5–6)19,34037–47
85July 8@Mariners5–3Bass (5–2)Aardsma (2–3)Sherrill (19)27,04038–47
86July 10Blue Jays2–0Cecil (3–1)Berken (1–6)Downs (9)30,57438–48
87July 11Blue Jays4–3(12)Hendrickson (5–4)Carlson (1–4)28,28139–48
88July 12Blue Jays4–2Bergesen (6–3)Rzepczynski (0–1)Sherrill (20)21,62140–48
89July 17@White Sox12–8Danks (8–6)Berken (1–7)32,01340–49
90July 18@White Sox4–3Buehrle (10–3)Bergesen (6–4)Jenks (21)32,88140–50
91July 19@White Sox10–2Guthrie (7–8)Contreras (4–8)32,06941–50
92July 20@Yankees2–1Aceves (6–1)Johnson (3–4)46,34241–51
93July 21@Yankees6–4Mitre (1–0)Hill (3–3)Rivera (27)45,58941–52
94July 22@Yankees6–4Burnett (9–4)Berken (1–8)Rivera (28)47,13441–53
95July 24@Red Sox3–1Penny (7–4)Bergesen (6–5)Papelbon (25)38,65841–54
96July 25@Red Sox7–2Lester (9–7)Guthrie (7–9)38,06341–55
97July 26@Red Sox6–2Hernandez (3–2)Smoltz (1–4)37,60642–55
98July 27Royals5–3Tejeda (1–0)Albers (1–4)Soria (16)15,16942–56
99July 28Royals4–3(11)Wright (1–3)Báez (4–4)Soria (17)21,54542–57
100July 29Royals7–3Albers (2–4)Tejeda (1–1)Johnson (2)19,74143–57
101July 30Royals7–3Bergesen (7–5)Hochevar (6–4)19,19444–57
102July 31Red Sox6–5Smoltz (2–4)Guthrie (7–10)Papelbon (27)44,09144–58
August (10–20)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
103August 1Red Sox4–0Beckett (13–4)Hernandez (3–3)49,38444–59
104August 2Red Sox18–10Delcarmen (4–2)Berken (1–9)43,11544–60
105August 3@Tigers6–5Rodney (2–2)Báez (4–5)27,85744–61
106August 4@Tigers8–2Matusz (1–0)Washburn (8–7)29,29545–61
107August 5@Tigers4–2Jackson (8–5)Guthrie (7–11)Rodney (22)28,97845–62
108August 6@Tigers7–3Porcello (10–7)Hernandez (3–4)Lyon (1)31,16545–63
109August 7@Blue Jays7–5Berken (2–9)Romero (10–5)Johnson (3)30,79546–63
110August 8@Blue Jays3–2(10)Frasor (6–2)Báez (4–6)28,61346–64
111August 9@Blue Jays7–3Halladay (12–5)Matusz (1–1)27,46446–65
112August 10Athletics9–1Gonzalez (4–2)Guthrie (7–12)14,68846–66
113August 11Athletics3–2Hernandez (4–4)Cahill (6–12)Johnson (4)23,00647–66
114August 12Athletics6–3Mazzaro (4–8)Berken (2–10)Bailey (17)19,12847–67
115August 14Angels16–6Tillman (1–0)Weaver (12–4)25,83648–67
116August 15Angels5–1Lackey (8–5)Matusz (1–2)Fuentes (33)28,77048–68
117August 16Angels17–8(13)Bulger (6–1)Bass (5–3)26,52948–69
118August 17Angels8–5Santana (6–6)Hernandez (4–5)Fuentes (34)18,46048–70
119August 18@Rays5–4Price (6–5)Berken (2–11)Howell (13)16,51448–71
120August 19@Rays3–1Niemann (11–5)Tillman (1–1)Howell (14)18,47448–72
121August 20@Rays8–7Matusz (2–2)Shields (7–10)Johnson (5)15,87049–72
122August 21@White Sox5–1Guthrie (8–12)Floyd (10–8)34,12550–72
123August 22@White Sox4–1Danks (11–8)Hernandez (4–6)Jenks (27)34,73050–73
124August 23@White Sox5–4Berken (3–11)Buehrle (11–7)Johnson (6)32,74251–73
125August 24@Twins2–1Baker (12–7)Tillman (1–2)Nathan (32)20,27151–74
126August 25@Twins7–6Mijares (2–2)Mickolio (0–1)23,69651–75
127August 26@Twins5–1Guthrie (9–12)Blackburn (8–9)28,44652–75
128August 27Indians5–4Pérez (3–2)Johnson (3–5)Wood (17)13,99152–76
129August 28Indians13–4Berken (4–11)Carmona (3–9)13,96153–76
130August 29Indians5–3Pérez (4–2)Ray (0–2)Perez (1)24,35853–77
131August 30Indians5–2Matusz (3–2)Masterson (4–6)Johnson (7)20,64354–77
132August 31Yankees5–1Pettitte (12–6)Guthrie (9–13)Rivera (37)25,06354–78
September (6–20)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
133September 1Yankees9–6Mitre (1–1)Ray (0–3)Rivera (38)25,78254–79
134September 2Yankees10–2Sabathia (16–7)Mickolio (0–2)Hughes (2)21,12654–80
135September 4Rangers5–1Feldman (15–4)Tillman (1–3)Feliz (2)15,55754–81
136September 5Rangers5–4Matusz (4–2)Millwood (10–9)Johnson (8)18,02855–81
137September 6Rangers7–0Guthrie (10–13)Holland (7–10)21,59956–81
138September 8@Red Sox10–0Buchholz (5–3)Hernandez (4–7)37,64756–82
139September 9@Red Sox7–5Wagner (1–0)Albers (2–5)Papelbon (35)37,71256–83
140September 11@Yankees10–4Tillman (2–3)Marte (1–2)Hendrickson (1)46,77157–83
141September 12@Yankees7–3Matusz (5–2)Burnett (11–9)46,49758–83
142September 13@Yankees13–3Sabathia (17–7)Guthrie (10–14)46,41358–84
143September 14Rays8–4Price (8–7)Hernandez (4–8)10,62858–85
144September 15Rays10–5Berken (5–11)Niemann (12–6)11,57559–85
145September 16Rays4–2Johnson (4–5)Springer (0–4)10,54860–85
146September 17Rays3–0Davis (1–1)Hendrickson (5–5)12,43660–86
147September 18Red Sox3–1Buchholz (6–3)Guthrie (10–15)Papelbon (37)26,81260–87
148September 19Red Sox11–5Lester (14–7)Albers (2–6)39,28560–88
149September 20Red Sox9–3Matsuzaka (3–5)Berken (5–12)27,54660–89
150September 21@Blue Jays9–2Purcey (1–2)Tillman (2–4)11,59860–90
151September 22@Blue Jays6–5(11)Camp (2–6)Sarfate (0–1)11,86960–91
152September 23@Blue Jays7–3Richmond (7–10)Guthrie (10–16)13,74360–92
153September 25@Indians4–2Carmona (4–12)Hernandez (4–9)Wood (20)33,47260–93
154September 26@Indians9–8Wood (3–3)Johnson (4–6)31,74960–94
155September 27@Indians9–0Huff (11–8)Tillman (2–5)29,93060–95
156September 28@Rays7–6Cormier (3–3)Ray (0–4)Balfour (2)10,35260–96
157September 29@Rays3–1Davis (2–1)Guthrie (10–17)Balfour (3)10,34960–97
158September 30@Rays5–3Shields (11–12)Hernandez (4–10)Springer (1)10,55460–98
October (4–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
159October 1@Rays3–2Waters (1–0)Garza (8–12)Johnson (9)10,71661–98
160October 2Blue Jays13–7Berken (6–12)Purcey (1–3)16,92162–98
161October 3Blue Jays6–3Hendrickson (6–5)Richmond (8–11)Johnson (10)23,25463–98
162October 4Blue Jays5–4Albers (3–6)League (3–6)17,96964–98

Player stats

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Batting

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBIAVGSB
Matt Albers41000000.0000
Robert Andino76193304370210.2233
Michael Aubrey27748227028.2970
Danys Báez311100001.0000
Brian Bass31000000.0000
Brad Bergesen25110000.2000
Jeff Fiorentino20496131005.2651
Ryan Freel915220001.1330
Mark Hendrickson40000000—0
Rich Hill48010001.1250
Aubrey Huff110430511092411372.2530
César Izturis1113743092114229.24611
Jim Johnson50000000—0
Adam Jones119473831312231970.27710
Nick Markakis157627891814321796.2895
Chad Moeller308962381210.2580
Lou Montañez25674124016.1790
Melvin Mora12244243115200846.2603
Félix Pie1012523867103929.2661
Chris Ray30000000—0
Nolan Reimold104358491001821545.2798
Brian Roberts1556171071765611678.28529
Guillermo Rodríguez52000000.0000
Oscar Salazar17314130026.4190
Luke Scott127444611162612577.2610
George Sherrill60000000—0
Justin Turner1014220001.1430
Koji Uehara22000000—0
Jamie Walker10000000—0
Matt Wieters923373399151840.2940
Ty Wigginton119397411081801139.2721
Gregg Zaun561682341100413.2440
Team Totals1625618741150830719160708.26876

Pitching

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Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPRERBBK
Matt Albers265.77540064.043413445
Danys Báez464.13570069.236322240
Brian Bass534.90480086.152474454
Brad Bergesen753.4319190123.152473265
Jason Berken5126.5123230114.288834365
Alberto Castillo002.61170010.14346
Adam Eaton258.5688041.039391928
Jeremy Guthrie10175.0532320192.111610858105
Mark Hendrickson554.385210198.256483058
Sean Henn009.006003.03346
David Hernandez4105.4220190101.162614668
Rich Hill337.801413057.253504046
Jim Johnson464.10620868.031312349
Chris Lambert004.764005.23217
Radhames Liz0067.502001.1101021
Brian Matusz524.6388044.224231438
Bob McCrory0017.187007.11914104
Cla Meredith004.10270026.112121116
Kam Mickolio022.63110013.244714
Chris Ray036.65450043.133322239
Dennis Sarfate005.85180020.015131217
George Sherrill012.404202041.111111339
Alfredo Simón019.952206.17723
Chris Tillman255.401212065.040392439
Koji Uehara244.051212066.233301248
Jamie Walker005.11220012.18709
Chris Waters008.104006.26623
Team Totals64985.15162162311429.0876817546933

Off-season transactions

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Trades

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December 10, 2008
ToBaltimore Orioles
Ryan Freel
2 minor-league prospects		ToCincinnati Reds
Ramón Hernández
January 19, 2009
ToBaltimore Orioles
Félix Pie		ToChicago Cubs
Garrett Olson
Henry Williamson
February 2, 2009
ToBaltimore Orioles
Rich Hill		ToChicago Cubs
Ryan Freel

Free agents

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Additions

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PlayerPos.TermsFormer team
César IzturisSS$5 million, 2 years[2]St. Louis Cardinals
Gregg ZaunC$1.5 million, 1 yearToronto Blue Jays
Mark HendricksonP$1.5 million, 1 year[3]Florida Marlins
Koji UeharaP$10 million, 2 years[4]Yomiuri Giants
Ty Wigginton3B$6 million, 2 years[5]Houston Astros

Subtractions

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PlayerPositionNew team
Daniel CabreraPWashington Nationals
Juan CastroSSLos Angeles Dodgers
Alex CintrónSSWashington Nationals
Lance CormierPTampa Bay Rays
Kevin Millar1BToronto Blue Jays
Jay PaytonOF

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAANorfolk TidesInternational LeagueGary Allenson
AABowie BaysoxEastern LeagueBrad Komminsk
AFrederick KeysCarolina LeagueRichie Hebner
ADelmarva ShorebirdsSouth Atlantic LeagueOrlando Gómez
A-Short SeasonAberdeen IronBirdsNew York–Penn LeagueGary Kendall
RookieBluefield OriolesAppalachian LeagueEinar Díaz
RookieGCL OriolesGulf Coast LeagueRamón Sambo

References

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  1. ^"Orioles make some changes, add 'Baltimore' to road jersey,"The Associated Press (AP), Wednesday, November 12, 2008. Retrieved May 16, 2023.
  2. ^Press Release December 16, 2008
  3. ^Press Release December 31, 2008
  4. ^"Press Release January 13, 2009". Archived fromthe original on September 28, 2011. RetrievedJanuary 14, 2009.
  5. ^espn.go.com/sports/

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