The Orioles have eyes on Japanese players. Adam Jones is there to help.
The Orioles plan to tap into new special adviser Adam Jones’ experience in Japan to help expand the ballclub’s reach.
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Baltimore Orioles All-Star outfielder returns as special advisor to GM, community ambassador
Retired five-time All-Star outfielder Adam Jones is returning to the Baltimore Orioles as a special advisor to general ...
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Adam Jones returns to the Orioles as special advisor to the general manager and community ambassador
The club today announced that long-time Orioles outfielder ADAM JONES officially returns to the organization as a Special ...
Adam Jones Discusses Tomoyuki Sugano’s Arrival and the Rising Influence of Japanese Players
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The Orioles have eyes on Japanese players. Adam Jones is there to help.
The Orioles haven’t frequently shopped ... is just the third Japanese player to sign with Baltimore directly from his home country. The 35-year-old tested free agency earlier in his career ...
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