Jim Henneman says the Orioles' pitching problems have been well-documented, but the truth is the team's offense
It's a nice thought that the Orioles will be able to declare their independence from the pitching woes that have troubled them all season as soon as Zach Britton rejoins the team July 5, one day after Independence Day and two months since he last threw a pitch in anger.
But it will be wishful thinking unless the ace closer can also inspire some offense from his struggling teammates. The Orioles' pitching problems have been well-documented, but the truth is that phase of the game has been no more than half the reason for the team's roller-coaster ride during the first half of the season.
