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Interim Orioles manager Tony Mansolino takes the ball from Kyle Gibson in the top of the first inning Saturday at Camden Yards.
Orioles look the same in 10-6 loss to Nationals to start the post-Brandon Hyde era
Kyle Gibson allowed six runs before leaving the game in the first inning in Tony Mansolino’s debut as interim manager.
Brandon Hyde was American League Manager of the Year in 2023, but the Orioles are 13 games under .500 this season.
Orioles fire manager Brandon Hyde amid team’s lackluster start
With Baltimore at 15-28 and firmly in the basement of the American League East, Hyde’s position grew evermore tenuous by the day.
Jackson Holliday drives in a run with a single in the third inning with one of his three hits Friday night in the Orioles’ 4-3 loss to the Washington Nationals.
Orioles’ mistakes against Nationals result in another demoralizing loss
Washington came away with a series-opening win, and Baltimore looks as deflated as ever.
Cedric Mullins returns to the dugout after striking out.
Trying to make sense of an Orioles offense that doesn’t make sense
The Orioles don’t chase pitches out of the strike zone and produce high average exit velocities. Why are they failing?
Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins catches a ball hit by Brooks Lee of the Minnesota Twins during the second inning Thursday at Camden Yards.
Orioles sink to low they haven’t hit since the rebuild in 4-0 loss to Twins
The Orioles have lost all six games against Minnesota and, in turn, they’ve helped the Twins win 11 straight.
Gunnar Henderson beats the throw to reach base on an error Wednesday in Game 1 of the Orioles’ doubleheader. They lost both games to the Twins.
Gunnar Henderson piles pressure on himself, but his recent performance bodes well for Orioles
The All-Star shortstop had four hits, including a home run, in Wednesday’s doubleheader.
Cedric Mullins receives congratulations after a Game 2 grand slam, but the Orioles could not hold the lead in an 8-6 loss.
Orioles find different ways to lose both games of a doubleheader to the Twins
The Orioles are 0-22 when trailing after six innings. Comebacks have been nearly nonexistent this season.
The timeline for Jordan Westburg’s return to the Orioles is uncertain after a setback in his injury recovery.
Jordan Westburg suffers setback in hamstring recovery; Ramón Urías returns from IL
Manager Brandon Hyde said Westburg’s running progression has been halted to allow the hamstring more time to heal.
Coby Mayo #16 of the Baltimore Orioles walks back to the dugout after striking out in the fifth inning against the Minnesota Twins at Target Field on May 6, 2025 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Orioles players say the right things, but the losing weighs on the clubhouse
They believe in themselves despite a record that sits 10 games below .500, and they’ll arrive in California to prepare for another game in this interminable grind of a season.
Emmanuel Rivera, who had three hits for the Orioles, fields a ball during the first inning of Thursday’s 5-2 loss to Minnesota.
Orioles hitters waste multiple opportunities in team’s 5th straight loss
At 13-23, the Orioles are 10 games below .500 for the first time since June 15, 2022.
Former Oriole Danny Coulombe has a 0.00 ERA and a 0.49 WHIP in Minnesota.
As Orioles pitching falters, Danny Coulombe is spotless for Minnesota
It is easy to second-guess the Orioles’ decision not to pick up Coulombe’s contract option.
Kody Clemens of the Twins tags out Jackson Holliday for a caught stealing in the second inning Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
One pitch proves costly to Orioles’ Charlie Morton in 5-2 loss to Twins
This was far from the worst Morton, 41, has pitched for the Orioles, but another light showing by the offense did not help.
Zach Eflin will pitch during the Orioles’ series in Anaheim this weekend. The specific day has not been decided.
Orioles have reinforcements coming: Right-hander Zach Eflin to return vs. Angels
Eflin, who has missed a month due to a strained right lat muscle, is scheduled to pitch during this weekend’s series.
Baltimore Orioles' Ramon Laureano celebrates his home run by drinking water from the team's "Homer Hydration Station" during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Cleveland Guardians, Wednesday, April 16, 2025, in Baltimore.
How a barefoot walk helps Orioles’ Laureano find inner peace
The Orioles outfielder first learned this in 2018, when he played for Triple-A Nashville, then an affiliate of the Oakland Athletics.
Cade Povich saw his ERA rise to 5.55 after he allowed five runs in six innings of Tuesday’s 9-1 loss at Minnesota.
The song remains the same: Orioles get behind early, lack firepower to recover
The Orioles have scored three runs or fewer in more than half their games (20 of 34) and, with Tuesday’s loss, they are 2-18 when failing to plate at least four runs.
A rendering of the new center field scoreboard at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Orioles announce details of scoreboard and video upgrades at Camden Yards
The new videoboard in center field, which will be operational for the 2026 season, will become the 12th largest in Major League Baseball, the club says.
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde argues with home plate umpire John Bacon after being thrown out of the game in the third inning against the Toronto Blue Jays on April 13.
We’re about to learn a lot about the Orioles in May
None of the seven teams on Baltimore's schedule for the rest of this month has an above-.500 record.
Dean Kremer pitched seven innings, allowing three hits and striking out two, against the Kansas City Royals on Friday night.
Dean Kremer gives the Orioles the strong start they needed to beat the Royals
The right-hander pitched seven innings of a 3-0 win even after getting hit on the thigh by a line drive.
Brandon Hyde has a record of 418-482 in seven seasons as Orioles manager. The record is 287-229 since the beginning of the 2022 season.
Orioles GM Mike Elias gives manager Brandon Hyde vote of confidence amid poor start
Elias emphasized the support from the team’s new ownership group and their mutual desire to win.
Orioles first baseman Ryan Mountcastle looks like a player who’s “really going through it,” manager Brandon Hyde said.
Orioles’ Ryan Mountcastle takes first steps toward breaking season-starting slump
Mountcastle said he has discussed potential fixes with teammates, as well as Baltimore’s hitting coaches, and he has tinkered with small mechanical adjustments
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