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Kevin Gregg, Orioles Finalize 2-Year Deal

BALTIMORE (AP) -- The Baltimore Orioles have finalized a $10 million, two-year contract with right-handed reliever Kevin Gregg. The 32-year-old went 2-6 with a 3.51 ERA and 37 saves with the Toronto Blue Jays last season. He is expected to compete with Koji Uehara for the job as Baltimore's closer. Gregg boosts the back...

Source: Kevin Gregg, Orioles Agree to Deal; Could Be Worth $16-20 Million

The Orioles and reliever Kevin Gregg have agreed to a deal, pending a physical, a source has confirmed to FanHouse's Steve Phillips. Gregg's deal is for two years and $10 million, but it also includes a vesting club option for 2013 that could bring the total value of the agreement to somewhere in the $16-$20 million...

Orioles Offer Kevin Gregg Two-Year Deal

The Orioles have yet to commit to a closer in 2011, and that could be because he isn't on their roster yet. The O's have offered Kevin Gregg a two-year deal that would pay him $8 million-$10 million, the Baltimore Sun reports, but it could take that money and some additional assurances to get him to sign with Buck...

Steve Phillips' Fix My Team: Rockies

Every team has a few precious months in the offseason to make tweaks to their roster and ensure that they improve in 2011. Steve Phillips has taken a team to the World Series before, and in November and December he will present his plan for every major league team to get there as well. It's the 17th episode of Fix My Team,...

MLB Trade Deadline Roundup: Oswalt Willing to Waive No-Trade Clause

July 31 is fast approaching, and the MLB FanHouse staff has its ear to the ground for all the latest buzz on who might be moved, where, and when. Get the latest tidbits in our MLB Trade Deadline Roundup. A source with knowledge of the club described Phillies trade talks as "quiet ... status quo," a day after several...

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05/22/12 Boston Red Sox rally for 8-6 win over Baltimore Orioles Source: The Washington Post - Washington DC While the key to the Orioles' drive into first place in the division has been their quality pitching, Monday's series opener was far from the team's most polished pitching performance, one that ended with an 8-6 loss in front of an announced crowd of 16,392.
05/19/12 Move back to third-base side works for Gregg Source: MLB - Baltimore Orioles Kevin Gregg spent the offseason and Spring Training learning to pitch from the first-base side of the mound, and the results were not at all what he had hoped.