The latest from Andy Kostka
Adam Jones says it’s ‘pretty humbling’ to join Orioles Hall of Fame
Jones was acquired from the Seattle Mariners in 2008 and became a five-time All-Star who ranks near the top in franchise leaders for hits (fourth), homers (fifth), runs batted in (fifth), runs (fifth), doubles (seventh) and games played (eighth).
Orioles righty Grayson Rodriguez dealing with triceps soreness a day after ‘sluggish’ start
“He just wasn’t feeling real up to himself,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “And today he showed a little bit of tricep soreness.”
Coby Mayo hopes learning first base helps him find a place in the Orioles’ lineup
The largest question surrounding Mayo has been where he can fit in. There’s little question the Orioles want to fit him in somewhere.
Grayson Rodriguez feels sluggish in 2nd spring start; Gunnar Henderson has muscle strain
Rodriguez threw 33 pitches in 1 1/3 innings before he was pulled and, after his second start of spring training, he said he felt sluggish and had trouble commanding the ball.
Orioles third baseman Jordan Westburg is dealing with back soreness. The culprit: a soft mattress.
“It was something I was trying to be stubborn through, which was stupid of me, but I got a mattress topper and I feel much better," Westburg said.
In his quest to add speed, Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday had to relearn how to run
Since Holliday arrived in Sarasota for Orioles spring training, he has looked like a player poised to break out
Who’s up? Adley Rutschman, Jackson Holliday and other Orioles players who stand out.
This week, many of the names are familiar, beginning with their franchise catcher and ending with a young starting pitcher who is doing his best to make sure the rotation isn’t as set as it seems to be.
After years of legal battles, Orioles and Nationals resolve MASN dispute
According to an announcement from Major League Baseball, the Nationals will be free to pursue their own television deal for the 2026 season and beyond.
Félix Bautista returns to game action with high velocity and a smile: ‘I missed my fans’
“That was very exciting,” Bautista said through team interpreter Brandon Quinones. “I missed my fans. I missed hearing them every time I stepped onto the field. It was very gratifying being able to go out there today and hear them once again.”
Players union leader Tony Clark says MLB salary cap ‘is not necessary’
In February, Orioles owner David Rubenstein said his focus for MLB is to create a “competitive environment,” and that “if you look at other sports, the other sports which have that kind of arrangement seem to have players that are pretty happy with the situation.”
The impact one year of Corbin Burnes had on the Orioles
The young members of the Orioles all noticed and implemented various facets of what they learned from their one year with Burnes.
With a strikeout-laden start, Cade Povich further pushes for a place on the Orioles
Povich struck out six in three scoreless innings against the Pirates.
Why 41-year-old Orioles pitcher Charlie Morton came back for his 18th season
Morton has been everything from a journeyman struggling to keep his position to a Game 1 starter in the World Series.
Call them the Wild Ponies: Delmarva minor league team introduces alternate identity for one game
The logo depicts a Saltwater Cowboy escorting a wild pony to shore in a nod to a yearly tradition on the Eastern Shore.
With Tomoyuki Sugano, the Orioles now have an audience in Japan
There’s interest in Baltimore to see how the 35-year-old will transition to Major League Baseball. But there could be even more eyes coming from abroad, as Japanese baseball fans focus on the Orioles more than ever before.
Jimmy’s Famous Seafood will not return to Oriole Park at Camden Yards this season
Jimmy’s was a popular choice for Orioles fans on game day, with long lines stretching in the concourse near Section 72.
Orioles infielder Jordan Westburg learned playing third base can be ‘ugly.’ And ugly works.
Westburg says he has two goals in baseball: winning a World Series and winning a Gold Glove.
Armed with a new pitch, Albert Suárez is ready to build off his major league comeback
Suárez enters spring training this year as a favorite to make the opening day roster. He’ll most likely feature in a bullpen role, but Suárez said “being available” for anything is the most important thing he can bring to the Orioles.
Tomoyuki Sugano’s first Orioles bullpen session draws eyes and nods of approval: ‘Perfecto’
Sugano, the 35-year-old right-hander making a jump to Major League Baseball as one of Japan’s most accomplished pitchers, showed off his elite command during his 35-pitch bullpen session.