Can the Orioles find enough at-bats for Heston Kjerstad? Jacob Calvin Meyer answers that and more in The Baltimore Sun’s Orioles mailbag.

The Orioles will take on the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night with the 41-year-old getting his first look in an O's uniform.

This was a concerning development for Blue Jays fans, as Little projects to be a key left-handed reliever out of the bullpen this season after appearing in 49 games last season. Following the game, Blue Jays manager John Schneider announced an injury update on the 28-year-old pitcher.

Wally chain-smoked cigarettes while we parsed Orioles Manager Earl Weaver’s strategy, usually concluding with an acknowledgement of the man’s genius and prescience in knowing what to do in almost any situation a manager could find himself in.

“No team will get more attention at the trade deadline as the Orioles have Coby Mayo, Samuel Basello, and Heston Kjersted to dangle as bait.” Although those guys are quality players on the 42-man rotation, the team might have to make some desperate moves. Teams like the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox make life difficult for the Orioles.

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The Orioles have a lack of elite pitching after losing Corbin Burnes and replacing him with Charlie Morton, Kyle Gibson, and Tomoyuki Sugano

With the start of the regular season here for the Baltimore Orioles, the franchise will be focused on once again making the postseason.  Even though the Orioles