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09/03/06
BOWIE - Last year, outfielder Nick Markakis was merely a minor-league phenom. This year, he's a proven major league hitter (.312, 14 homers, 55 RBIs) who has moved into the No. 3 spot in the Baltimore Orioles' lineup. Find Us On Facebook
The careers of closer Chris Ray and utility man Brandon Fahey underwent similar transformations this season. Ray pitched just 40 big-league innings last year, but has recorded 30 saves in 2006 at the back end of the Orioles' bullpen. Fahey emerged as a legitimate prospect last year with a .291 season at Bowie. Now, he's a valuable jack-of-all-trades for the parent club who has helped out in both the outfield and the...
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