Hottest Orioles [Pictures]
A viral image showing Andino’s portraits from 2010-2012 shows him looking progressively sadder over the years, making the Internet wonder if he’s become depressed playing for the O’s. We think Andino has only become aware of how sexy those pouty lips can be. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun Staff)
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Things are heating up in Birdland. Check out pictures of this season’s “hottest” Orioles.
The 26-year-old pitcher was almost out this season due to a bone spur in his right elbow. He underwent surgery which allowed him back on the field ... and into our hearts. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun Staff)
Infielder Josh Bell lowered his average in an exhibition game for Triple-A Norfolk, but at least he has his easy, cool-guy looks to comfort him.
(Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun Staff)
Betemit looks tough in this photo, but this Oriole newcomer seems like one of the nicest, humblest guys on the team.
(Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun Staff)
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Davis is 6’3” and has four tattoos: a cross, the word “salvation” and a Bible verse from Hebrews. But don’t get your hopes up, ladies. His fourth tattoo is a “J” in honor of his wife Jillian. (J. Meric/Getty Images)
It runs in the family: Hardy gets his athleticism from his mom and dad, who play professional golf and tennis, respectively. We just wonder which side Hardy gets his good looks from. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun Staff)
Jones is more than just a handsome face: he’s one of the most optimistic, jovial guys on the team. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun Staff)
Markakis led the team to a victory on Opening Day, and he’s a family man and philanthropist. Need we say more?
(Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun Staff)
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Reynolds isn’t the most popular player this season, having made several errors already. Even his dashing smile and curly blond locks couldn’t save him at one of last week’s games, when the crowd boo-ed him after a sixth-inning flub.
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Roberts’ smile can brighten even the cloudiest of days. (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun Staff)