The Baltimore Orioles received some sad news this week that former pitcher Brian Matusz passed away. He was only 37. The talented lefty gave Orioles fans plenty ...
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Brian Matusz, a former major league pitcher known for a long stint with the Baltimore Orioles, died Tuesday. He was 37.
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