SEATTLE — Baltimore Orioles broadcaster Kevin Brown says all is properly between him and workforce administration.

Brown posted on social media on Friday in his first public feedback since he reportedly was pulled from the air in late July over feedback concerning the workforce’s poor report at Tampa Bay earlier than this season. The Orioles have stated Brown will probably be again on the air quickly.

“O’s fans - I’m a storyteller. And never want to be a part of the story,” Brown posted on Friday. “The most compelling story in baseball proper now's the story of the league-leading Baltimore Orioles - the perfect, most enjoyable younger workforce within the American League.

“Unfortunately, recent media reports have mischaracterized my relationship with my adopted hometown Orioles. The fact is that I have a wonderful relationship with the organization, and our ownership and front office has fully supported me since 2019 when I first came aboard.”

The Orioles play at Seattle on Friday evening.

Brown requested followers to ignore the latest distractions and stated he and proprietor John Angelos “have a solid dialogue based on mutual respect.”

“We are all good here in Birdland!” Brown posted.

The Athletic, citing unidentified sources, reported that Brown was taken off the air over his feedback on a MASN-TV broadcast July 23. He identified that the Orioles had been already 3-2 at Tampa Bay this 12 months after profitable solely three video games there from 2020-22. (They then gained once more to enhance to 4-2 in 2023.)

Announcers corresponding to Michael Kay of the YES Network rose to Brown’s protection.

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