Adam Jones: “Things will get back on track”

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Apr 18, 2011

The Orioles return home to open a ten game home stand against the Twins and Yankees after dropping their last seven games. Baltimore’s offense has suffered to come up big with runners in scoring position and their bullpen has turned leads back over to their opponents.

Despite the problems that the Orioles have suffered over the last week, Orioles centerfielder Adam Jones remains hopeful that the Orioles will return to form.

“We must keep our heads HIIIIIIIGH,” Jones tweeted following Sunday’s 4-2 loss to the Indians. “It happens,” he wrote. “This squad is confident and things will get back on track. Sooooon.”

The O’s look to turn it around on Monday with their first of four against the Joe Mauer-less Minnesota Twins.

Zach Wilt

Zach Wilt is the Founding Editor of Baltimore Sports Report and lifelong Orioles, Ravens, and Capitals fan. He grew up on Maryland’s eastern shore, graduated from Towson University, and now lives in Central Florida where he roots for his teams from afar. The best sports moment he witnessed live was when he witnessed Delmon Young drive in three on a double down the left field line in game two of the 2012 ALDS.