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The latest from Andy Kostka
Nationals leave Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, channel controlled by Orioles
Washington will join MLB’s production and distribution model, becoming the seventh team to do so.
Under Armour signs a new deal with its biggest star
After a very short hiatus, Bryce Harper is once again representing the Baltimore-based brand.
Bryce Harper calls himself a ‘free agent’ for apparel after deal with Under Armour lapses
Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper said he no longer has an apparel deal with Under Armour after partnering with the company for about 15 years.
Orioles’ Birdland Caravan returns with star-studded player lineup, including Pete Alonso
The events begin with a question-and-answer session hosted by play-by-play announcer Kevin Brown that features Alonso and manager Craig Albernaz.
Orioles reach deals with Gunnar Henderson, 8 others before arbitration filing deadline
Ahead of the filing deadline, Baltimore and shortstop Gunnar Henderson agreed to an $8.5 million contract for 2026, sources told The Banner.
Orioles co-owner Michael Arougheti says he’s ‘all in’ on Baltimore, plus other takeaways from panel with top team officials
David Rubenstein hosted a panel at The Economic Club of Washington, D.C., to ask the brain trust of the Orioles’ baseball and business operations about the roster, Camden Yards upgrades and more.
The Orioles have checked multiple boxes this winter. Is another large splash possible?
Baltimore remains engaged in the market for the top remaining free agent starters, sources familiar with the Orioles’ approach said.
With a pain-free back, Zach Eflin feels ready to prove himself with the Orioles once more
Back surgery has brought relief to pitcher Zach Elfin, who recently rejoined the Orioles. And it brings excitement for his future on the mound. He said his first bullpen session post-surgery is Jan. 6 and he hopes to be ready for opening day.
Orioles re-sign right-handed starter Zach Eflin
The deal is for one year with a mutual option for the 2027 season.
Orioles acquire starting pitcher Shane Baz from Rays, sending 4 prospects in return
Baz, 26, is under team control for three more seasons. He returned from Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery in 2024 and did well, but he regressed some in 2025.
Orioles re-sign Albert Suárez to minor league deal
Baltimore also signed infielder Willy Vasquez to a minor league deal with a spring training invitation, the club said.
Pete Alonso brings more to the Orioles than home runs — although he brings plenty of those, too
Pete Alonso arrives at the right time, joining a young team that underperformed in 2025. With his presence, the atmosphere around the club is higher than it has been in some time.
With ‘clutch’ fumble recovery and touchdown catch, Eli Heidenreich caps storied Navy career
“He’s clutch,” head coach Brian Newberry said. “He’s big-time clutch, and he’s been that way his whole career. That’s stuff you can’t coach.”
Analysis: How spending big on Pete Alonso impacts the futures of Gunnar Henderson and others
The Orioles are remaking their reputation along with their roster this offseason.
Pete Alonso arrives in Baltimore, bringing a palpable buzz to Orioles
“This is a very momentous and historic day for the Orioles franchise,” president of baseball operations Mike Elias said at the news conference to introduce the team’s $155 million first baseman.
The Pete Alonso signing could prompt a trade. These pitchers are candidates for the Orioles.
Because of the addition of Alonso, Baltimore has a surplus at first base from which to deal.
Orioles reach 5-year deal with slugger Pete Alonso
Alonso hit 38 homers with a .272 average last season for the New York Mets.
What does the Pete Alonso signing mean for the Orioles’ roster?
The trickle-down effect on the Orioles roster could be felt in multiple ways, and this signing may only be the first major move in what could have a domino effect.
Longtime friends Craig Albernaz and Blake Butera navigate being first-time managers with shared advice and jokes
“The best part of Alby is you know where you stand,” Butera said. “So, anything that I ask him, he’ll shoot me straight.”
