HEre we go Birdland. The match is set. This Tuesday the Baltimore Orioles host the Kansas City Royals. Josh and Matt get into why they are feeling great about the Orioles going into the post season.

This week on the show the boys look at some of the struggles of the past year and check in with how we feel going into the last week and hopefully some playoff baseball. also Josh gets in to a little league issue and Matt gets new shoes

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"Losing sucks, and the Orioles seem to be embracing it. This week on Section 336, we wonder if the division is slipping away or if we should just make ourselves cozy in the wildcard. Is Manager Hyde in trouble, and should John Harbaugh be feeling the burn too? Oh, and while Matt’s out ordering flowers (yep, you read that right), someone’s busy trying to rat Josh out. Catch all the losing, hot seats, and flower drama right here!"

I know the Baltimore Orioles seem to be struggling but aren't we all just waiting for th eYankees series and the post season? Especially as we look forward to injury returns

This week we close out August with more injuries and look forward to September baseball and preparing for October dreams - Baltimore Orioles Talk

How many times this week have you asked yourself who is this guy playing for the Baltimore Orioles? Have you looked at our 40 man roster? Injuries have been a huge issue this year and how will it play out? We talk this and a lot more on this weeks Section 336

We discuss how to watch a team that is a good ball club. IS it ok to lose a few games?

This week, Josh and Matt break down the Orioles' latest stretch of games, where it seems like Manager Hyde is making decisions based on one simple analytic: "Left or Right?" Despite the O's sitting comfortably in first place with the best record in baseball, and even with a growing injury list, there's plenty to debate about Hyde's choices. Why complain when we're still winning? The guys tackle that question head-on. Plus, they look at the tough road ahead, chat about the quirks of Faith Night, and pitch a billion-dollar idea.