Good Morning, Birdland S3E5: Please, No Surprise Injuries

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Recorded12 Feb 2025

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Orioles fans learned only last year that your carefully-imagined roster can get blown up one day into spring training if players got hurt over the offseason and the public only finds out when they report. Mark's main hope in this episode is that sort of thing doesn't happen again. Other topics include how much of the roster feels locked in, there's not really a "prospect could make the Opening Day roster" storyline, and fans of other teams continually coveting O's outfielders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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