SEATTLE, WA – SEPTEMBER 03: Caleb Joseph #36 of the Baltimore Orioles reacts to hitting into a double play in the eighth inning against the Seattle Mariners at Safeco Field on September 3, 2018 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Lindsey Wasson/Getty Images)
The 2018 Orioles are one of the worst teams ever and Caleb Joseph can’t stand it.
It’s pretty easy to see that the Baltimore Orioles are the worst team in baseball this year, and quite possibly one of the worst teams ever. They are 43-107 — yes, you read that correctly — in mid-September, and it is difficult to know how many more wins they will get this year.
Probably not very many, if I’m spit-balling.
The Orioles are well on their way to breaking the franchise record for most losses and to no one’s surprise, they are one of the worst teams in fan attendance. After all, who would want to pay hard-earned money to watch the worst Orioles team of all time?
It’s hard for general baseball fans to watch such a bad team. It’s especially hard for Orioles fans to see their team be so historically awful. Just imagine what it must be like to actually play for this team.
Orioles catcher Caleb Joseph is well aware of that feeling, and understandably, he hates it.
The miserable 2018 season also has Joseph worried about the future as well, especially since there are so many young players on the Orioles roster.
Fortunately, there are only a few weeks left of the 2018 season and then it will finally be over. The good news is that the Orioles will be a little better in 2019. After all, it would be really hard to be worse.