Chris Dickerson
BALTIMORE, MD - MAY 17: Chris Dickerson #36 of the Baltimore Orioles celebrates with Matt Wieters #32 after hitting a home run in the eighth inning against the Tampa Bay Rays at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on May 17, 2013 in Baltimore, Maryland.
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It's almost like we prefer to play from behind ... As soon as it got to 6-3, we knew it was a different ballgame.
You never feel like you are going to stay in trouble long. Someone is going to come out of this awesome bullpen and give us a strong performance. This whole bullpen has been unbelievable…It’s truly incredible. The bullpen has been a huge lift for us when things have gotten a little bit hairy they can come in and shut the door. It’s a huge luxury. And they’ve been doing an incredible job.
You're constantly competing every day in spring training in hopes of earning that spot ... When it came down to that last day, it was crushing, but Buck and I talked about it and he said not to be too down about it because you could be back at any time. And he was right.More quotes »
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Chris Dickerson hits three-run blast
The Orioles gave outfielder Chris Dickerson a start on Friday against the Rays. Dickerson came up big late in the game after Baltimore dug itself into a hole. The Orioles were losing 12-4 to start the bottom of the eighth inning. They scored six runs in from CBS Sports Read more »
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Rays nip Orioles in Baltimore slugfest
Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Kelly Johnson finished 3-for-5 with a three- run homer, four RBI and two runs scored as Tampa Bay withstood a late Baltimore charge and escaped with a 12-10 victory in the opener of a three- game set from Camden Yards. Yu from The Sports Network Read more »
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Jason Hammel struggles and comeback bid falls short as Orioles lose to Rays
The Orioles again proved Friday night that there are few deficits out of their reach, injecting late-inning suspense into a game that appeared to be a blowout. After trailing by eight runs in the eighth inning, they brought the tying run to the plate, fa from Baltimore Sun Read more »
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Baseball: Ex-Notre Dame standout Chris Dickerson loves his school
One of the neat stories every year is when a former standout high school player who reaches the major leagues stays in touch with his alma mater. Chris Dickerson, who graduated from Sherman Oaks Notre Dame in 2000, has never forgotten his days as a Knigh from Los Angeles Times Read more »
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Orioles 9, Twins 6: Doubles parade
The Baltimore Orioles took game one of the series with the Minnesota Twins tonight, overcoming a terrible game by starting pitcher Jason Hammel and holding on to first place in the A.L. East. Guys, what are we gonna do with Jason Hammel? He just has not from Camden Chat :: A Baltimore Orioles Blog Read more »
