Panic Meter for MLB Teams: Should Braves and Orioles Be Concerned After a Rough Start?
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Panic Meter for MLB Teams: Should Braves and Orioles Be Concerned After a Rough Start?

As the MLB season gets underway, several teams are facing early struggles. How much should fans worry about the Braves, Orioles, and others as the season unfolds?

As the MLB season begins, some teams find themselves in distressing situations after just a handful of games. The teams like the Atlanta Braves and Baltimore Orioles are under scrutiny for their performance as they struggle to find a rhythm early in the season.

Panic Meter: 2 for Atlanta Braves

Despite a rocky start with a record of 3-9, fans don’t need to panic yet. With 150 games left, the Braves have ample time to recover, and historically, they’ve managed to bounce back before.

Team Breakdown:

  • Record: 3-9
  • Issues: Injuries to key players and lackluster performances from others like Matt Olson and Ozzie Albies.

Yet, there’s a glimmer of hope as they recently secured three wins in five games against the Phillies.

Panic Meter: 2 for Baltimore Orioles

The Orioles, bearing a similar 5-8 record, are facing pressures due to injuries and performance downgrades after a promising last season. The rotation is lacking depth, especially with significant players sidelined, highlighting organizational flaws that need addressing.

Team Breakdown:

  • Record: 5-8
  • Concerns: Lack of rotation depth and performance consistency, despite having a strong offensive lineup.

Time will tell how these teams will adjust and whether they can turn things around in the coming weeks.

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