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MLB News / Yardbarker / March 27, 2023
Ken Griffey Jr., Alex Rodriguez, Max Scherzer among players leading MLB payrolls
Ken Griffey Jr. is the fourth-highest-paid Cincinnati Red. He's not the only former player leading team payrolls.
Baltimore Orioles News / Camden Chat / March 14, 2023
Franchy Cordero could be the next Chris Davis 
We promise that this is a good thing, or at least it could be. When the Orioles signed Franchy Cordero back in December, he seemed like just another meek attempt at filling the Orioles’ need for a left-handed power hitter.
Baltimore Orioles News / The Cold Wire / December 14, 2022
Chris Davis Is Gearing Up For Major Annual Paydays
Former Baltimore Orioles player Chris Davis, who announced his retirement in August 2021, will still collect a sizable amount of money for the next few years.
Baltimore Orioles News / The Cold Wire / March 22, 2022
Orioles Continue To Be Haunted By The Chris Davis Deal
Sometimes, when sports teams sign players to long-term contracts and pour a bunch of money into the deal, it works out. Other times, maybe not so much.
Baltimore Orioles News / BaltimoreBaseball.com / December 16, 2021
The complicated Orioles’ legacy of Chris Davis
When the Orioles arrive in Sarasota, Florida for spring training, Chris Davis will be missing for the first time in a decade. Davis, who retired quietly last August 12th, was supposed to be preparing for the final year of his seven-year, $161 million contract, but a back injury wouldn’t let him play any longer.
Baltimore Orioles News / Larry Brown Sports / August 14, 2021
Chris Davis will get Bobby Bonilla treatment from Orioles after retirement
The circumstances are different, but like Bonilla, Davis will be getting paid by the Orioles for a long time.
Baltimore Orioles News / MASN / August 13, 2021
Trey Mancini on Chris Davis and other O's notes
Trey Mancini had been teammates with Chris Davis for a long stretch. Mancini came up for the end of the 2016 season, was active that year for the American League wild card game and had been teammates with Davis since then.
Baltimore Orioles News / BaltimoreBaseball.com / August 13, 2021
When remembering the final years of Chris Davis' career, don't forget those early years
On May 6, 2012, the Orioles and Boston Red Sox were tied, 6-6, through 15 innings. Manager Buck Showalter had burned through his bullpen. Only Brian Matusz, who was scheduled to start the next night, and third-string catcher Luis Exposito were left.
Baltimore Orioles News / BaltimoreBaseball.com / August 12, 2021
Means allows 3 homers as Orioles’ losing streak hits 8; Hyde, Mancini react to Davis’ retirement
On the day that Chris Davis announced his retirement, Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch decided to rest slugger Miguel Cabrera, one home run short of .500.
Baltimore Orioles News / MASN / August 12, 2021
Hyde on Davis' retirement and Wells' return
As he sat in the dugout for his pregame interview today, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde was asked about the retirement of first baseman Chris Davis. Hyde managed Davis for 105 games in the 2019 season and 16 games last season.
Baltimore Orioles News / Yardbarker / August 12, 2021
Veteran Orioles slugger, two-time MLB HR leader Chris Davis announces retirement
Davis was an MVP candidate in 2013 when he hit .286/.370/.634 with a whopping 53 home runs, on top of tallying 72 RBI and 103 runs scored on 167 hits.
Baltimore Orioles News / Yardbarker / May 19, 2021
Orioles' Chris Davis lost for season after hip surgery
Orioles general manager Mike Elias announced Wednesday that Chris Davis has undergone season-ending arthroscopic surgery on his left hip.
Baltimore Orioles News / MLB Trade Rumors / March 26, 2021
Orioles place one-time All-Star 1B Chris Davis on 60-day IL with lower-back strain
It’s the latest unfortunate development for the 35-year-old Davis, whose career has been an abject disaster since the Orioles re-signed him to a seven-year, $161M contract before 2016.
Baltimore Orioles News / Yardbarker / August 22, 2019
Here's the plan for Orioles, baseball's biggest losers
A last-place finish in the American League East in 2017 convinced Orioles management the team needed to jettison vets and start over. This rebuilding project clearly is going to take awhile, Justin Mears writes.
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