The latest from Andy Kostka
Ryan O’Hearn’s All-Star recognition is a fitting reward for a player who was once an afterthought
“The way it has progressed has been insane,” said O’Hearn of a career he felt might be over at any moment years earlier. “Better than anything I could have imagined.”
At All-Star Game, Ryan O’Hearn can’t escape trade deadline speculation: ‘It’s hard to ignore, for sure’
“Be where my feet are, focus on my team," O'Hearn said. "The Baltimore Orioles right now are my team. In my mind, we’re trying to make a miraculous comeback."
The path to MLB stardom for James Wood began in a batting cage in a Maryland suburb
Before Wood got the invite to launch homers during the derby alongside some of the game’s biggest stars, he and his hitting coach Gerardo Caceres developed his swing in Gaithersburg.
Kyle Stowers exacts revenge with 3-homer, 5-hit game vs. Orioles in final game of first half
Stowers went 5-for-5 with 6 RBIs and 4 runs scored as Miami won the deciding game of the series.
To talent evaluators, these are the most enticing Orioles players potentially available via trade
To scouts around baseball, the prudent path forward would be to sell players at the deadline, prioritizing a retooling for 2026 competitiveness over the long shot of 2025.
Connor Norby and Kyle Stowers return with fond Orioles memories, but their path forward is in Miami
The Orioles dealt the players to the Marlins at last season’s MLB trade deadline.
Not so fast, the Orioles clubhouse says. Despite a trade, don’t call it quits on the season.
To interim manager Tony Mansolino and players, the plan remains: Win as much as possible, keep the team together, make the playoffs.
Tomoyuki Sugano shows improvement, if not perfection, in Orioles’ win vs. Mets
Sugano overcame a two-run first inning by the Mets to post his best start in more than a month.
To Charlie Morton, Jason Isbell’s ‘Palmetto Rose’ is far more than his walk-up song
The Orioles’ Charlie Morton is scheduled to start the first game of Thursday’s doubleheader at Camden Yards after Wednesday night’s game was rained out.
David Rubenstein says Orioles have ‘good chance’ to do better in second half
“We have a lot of injuries,” Rubenstein said. “We lead the major leagues, I think, in injuries."
Brandon Young delivers, but the Orioles bullpen crumbles in loss to Mets
The Orioles remain the only team in Major League Baseball without a walk-off victory this season.
Orioles catcher Gary Sánchez to miss 8 to 10 weeks with knee sprain
Baltimore has suffered a cascade of catching injuries.
Meet the 16th-round Orioles pick who’s playing like a first-rounder
Baltimore signed George for $455,000, the seventh-highest bonus in its 2024 draft class. So far, as the 19-year-old George rips his way through the Florida Complex League and Low-A Delmarva, he’s proving himself as a sound investment.
Dads of the Orioles are on this road trip. We asked about their sons’ journeys to MLB.
The dads trip allows fathers to join their sons on the team plane, at the team hotel and in the clubhouse after a win to share a beer and a smile.
Tomoyuki Sugano continues regression as Rangers blank Orioles
There has been a stark difference in the Sugano who took the league by surprise early this season and the Sugano of late.
Under Tony Mansolino, the most noticeable change is on the basepaths: ‘It’s just creating havoc’
“That was one of the messages whenever he took over: run out of control, be super aggressive, and we’ll reel you back in, if need be,” second baseman Jackson Holliday said.
Orioles improve fortunes against Jacob deGrom but are blown out by Rangers anyway
This contest unraveled to the point that infielder Luis Vázquez took the mound in the eighth inning for his third pitching appearance in less than two weeks.
Orioles roundtable: 4 key questions as July begins and the trade deadline looms
The July 31 trade deadline is the point of no return when it comes to the 2025 season: either sell and wave the white flag, or stand pat and strive to pull off the unlikely.