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Trevor Rogers, still an Oriole, pitches them to a 5-2 win over Angels

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By Andrew Golden
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
The Orioles have the next two months or so to prove Monday’s trade deadline sell-off and their playoff push aren’t mutually exclusive. The players, coaches and front office have publicly maintained they can compete for the playoffs anyway. If they ultimately make the postseason, they’ll need more scenes like Wednesday night in their 5-2 victory over the Angels: Trevor Rogers walking off the mound in the seventh inning to a standing ovation at Camden Yards and tipping his cap to the fans.
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For Orioles fans, Adley Rutschman’s departure is ‘a gut punch’

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By Andrew Golden
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Terri Metzger and her husband Dave had mapped out a perfect plan. They bought tickets to Tuesday’s Orioles game in the second row, in direct sight of the dugout. Adley Rutschman would walk out of the dugout. They’d call his name. He’d turn around and see her newest purchase: his All-Star jersey that had arrived two weeks ago. He’d smile, walk up to them and sign her jersey. Funny how things can change in 24 hours. “Now, we got to go to Boston,” Dave Metzger, 67, said with a chuckle.
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Trading Foster Griffin makes sense on paper. But the Nationals shouldn’t.

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By Andrew Golden
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
As the Nationals inch closer to Monday’s MLB trade deadline, my brain feels a bit broken as I think about Foster Griffin and what they should do with the left-hander. My baseball brain tells me the right choice is to trade Griffin if the Nationals get a worthy return — and I’m sure they will — in a market hungry for starting pitching. Rebuilding teams trade valuable players because that’s what they are supposed to do. It makes sense. In some ways, it feels inevitable.
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