Legendary Players
20 entries in the Baltimore Orioles compendium.
Cal Ripken Jr.The Iron Man of BaseballJim PalmerThe winningest pitcher of the 1970s and a Hall of Fame Oriole.Eddie MurraySwitch-hitting legend with 3,000 hits and 500 home runs.Mike FlanaganPitcher and broadcasterPaul BlairEight-time Gold Glove center fielder for the Baltimore Orioles dynasty.Doug DeCincesThird baseman for the Orioles, Angels, and Cardinals; Silver Slugger winner and Orioles Hall of Famer.Don BufordLeadoff hitter for the Orioles dynasty, All-Star, and first Oriole to homer from both sides in a game.Davey JohnsonSecond baseman and manager who won World Series titles as a player with the Orioles and as a manager with the…Adam JonesFive-time All-Star center fielder who played more games in center than anyone in Orioles history.Pat DobsonRight-handed pitcher known for being part of the Orioles' 'Big Four' 20-game winners in 1971.Brooks RobinsonThe Human Vacuum CleanerDave McNallyLeft-handed ace of the Orioles dynasty, four-time 20-game winner, and World Series hero.Al Bumbry1973 AL Rookie of the Year, All-Star, and World Series champion with the Baltimore Orioles.Mark BelangerThe most electrifying defensive shortstop of his generationRich DauerOrioles infielder and coach, World Series champion in 1983 and 2017.Tippy MartinezLeft-handed reliever and 1983 World Series champion with the Baltimore Orioles.Wild Bill HagyBaltimore Orioles superfan who led stadium chants from section 34.Thank God I'm a Country BoyA 1975 John Denver live single that topped both pop and country charts.Mo GabaBlind superfan and first to announce an NFL pick in braille.Baltimore & Ohio Warehouse at Camden YardsLong brick warehouse incorporated into Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
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