One team by this name won the National League from 1894 to 1896 with a line-up including Hughie Jennings, John McGraw, and Wee Willie Keeler, who innovated a namesake short batted ball with a high bounce. In their heyday, the modern team by this name had a rotation including Dave McNally and Mike Cuellar, who helped this team win the 1973 World Series. That team also featured Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson and was managed by Earl Weaver. The losers of the 1996 ALCS thanks in part to Jeff Maier, for 10 points, name this
One team by this name won the National League from 1894 to 1896 with a line-up including Hughie Jennings, John McGraw, and Wee Willie Keeler, who innovated a namesake short batted ball with a high bounce. In their heyday, the modern team by this name had a rotation including Dave McNally and Mike Cuellar, who helped this team win the 1973 World Series. That team also featured Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson and was managed by Earl Weaver. The losers of the 1996 ALCS thanks in part to Jeff Maier, for 10 points, name this team whose current players include Miguel Tejada and Nick Markakis, for whom Cal Ripken, Jr., played home games in Camden Yards.
One team by this name won the National League from 1894 to 1896 with a line-up including Hughie Jennings, John McGraw, and Wee Willie Keeler, who innovated a namesake short batted ball with a high bounce.
Baltimore Orioles [prompt on "Baltimore"]