(NYY) AAA: 3-0, 2.38 ERA, 9 SV, 41.2 IP, 55 K, 18 BB, 1.08 WHIP

He should be here now.

Agree.  Call him up.

MASN: Carroll’s arrival
http://www.masnsport...r-deadline.html

Sweet.  Excited to see him.

MASN: Cody Carroll talks about his major league debut at Yankee Stadium
http://www.masnsport...ee-stadium.html

Good baseball name...

Showalter on Carroll: “His command. It’s a young guy finding his way, a couple steps forward, a step back. He’ll learn from it. He’s got a good arm. I really like his competitiveness. I don’t know. Got to come up with a better expression than ‘not scared.’ But he’s a confident guy. He’ll learn from it. I expect him to be better the next time out. I try to keep in mind - and I think we all should - that these guys are making major league debuts and kind of seeing things for the first time. So, I try to keep that in mind. But they’re going to get a great opportunity here.”

Showalter on back-to-back two-out walks: “It’s just a lesson that you’ve got to keep your foot on the pedal because guys that are hitting ninth here are hitting third in Triple-A, and guys on the bench are hitting third and fourth in Triple-A. So, there’s danger everywhere you go. His balls-to-strikes weren’t as good as you might think they were the way (Hess) cruised. Got hurt with his changeup tonight, too. Elevated some changeups. It’s not just a young pitcher trying to grow through some things - a couple of them tonight - but also young catchers.”

http://www.masnsport...-last-word.html

MASN: Cody Carroll starts to settle in with O’s, looks for consistent results
http://www.masnsport...nt-results.html

Back to the Minors.

MASN: Carroll impressed before leaving

http://www.masnsport...on-starter.html

BSL: https://www.baltimor...ing-2019-30-21/

(#18) Cody Carroll, RHP

Ceiling: 40          Risk: Moderate        ETA: 2018         Role Description: Middle Relief
Ht/Wt: 6’5” / 215 lbs.          B/T: R/R         Highest Level: MLB                Age (as of April 1, 2019): 26y, 5m
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Acquired from the Yankees in the Zach Britton deal last summer, Carroll struggled with his control in a brief Major League stint. Presuming he can get that under control, he has the stuff to fit a middle relief role and could factor into Baltimore’s bullpen mix next season. His fastball touches the high-90s and averaged an impressive 96 mph over 15 big league appearances. Carroll’s slider is an average pitch that should keep hitters off the fastball. 

Another inning in the GCL today, two strikeouts.

I forgot all about Cody

MASN: Carroll trying to convince Orioles to keep him 
https://www.masnspor...o-keep-him.html

It may come down to either Tate or Carroll as to who makes the 26 man roster.

Back healthy, and with an opportunity. 

https://i.imgur.com/DCOLZRR.jpg

He really struggled with high fastballs yesterday 

He's 27 years old already. Yes last night was just one game but this seems to be  a recurring problem with him. He just cant throw strikes. Nothing to lose by playing him this season but if he doesn't get it together then move on.