Drew Wolcott is a Maryland native who now takes care of the field at Ed Smith Stadium. And his assistant is a dog he adopted because he heard a lady at the shelter say, “He’s kind of the one we think was dropped on his head as a child.”

The 30-year-old reliever was pitching in Japan, watching his son grow up on FaceTime and wondering if baseball was worth the strife. Then he connected with an old friend who had become a performance psychology consultant.

The 20-year-old died Saturday of leukemia.

The New York Court of Appeals is set to hear oral argument on Tuesday in a case that could have large implications for the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals.

Right-handed pitching prospect retires nine of the first 10 batters before struggling.

Left-handed pitcher from Dominican Republic signed with Baltimore in 2019 and hadn’t pitched since the 2021 season

In a phone interview Friday, Gov. Wes Moore emphasized his belief that the Maryland Stadium Authority and Orioles will come to an agreement over a new long-term lease at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. He underscored his passion to develop the stadium complex at Camden Yards into a year-round destination.

According to the Sports Business Journal, a deal could generate between $6 and $8 million a year.

The annual spring training tournament is “one of the most important things here,” according to champion Dean Kremer.

The question remains, though: Will they be able to carry the momentum into 2023 and erase concerns about their struggles a year ago?

The 30-year-old has worked to add a two-seam fastball that runs in on right-handed batters.

The team's top pitching prospect left a fastball out over the plate and gave up two walks, but also struck out four.

Tyler Wells moved around a lot as a kid, and would often be teased about his weight as he tried to acclimate to a new town and team.

Mullins joins a stacked Team USA outfield. Baltimore is also sending right-hander Dean Kremer (Israel), left-hander Darwinzon Hernandez (Venezuela) and outfielder Anthony Santander (Venezuela) to the WBC.

With the calendar only recently flipping to March, Joey Krehbiel has time to turn his spring around.

The veteran starter envisioned himself as a mentor, but he also could be the ace.

Baltimore’s top pitching prospect needed just 21 pitches to record six outs and showed off an impressive array of pitches.

Last year’s No. 1 pick envisions himself rising rapidly through the system and reaching Baltimore in “two to three years.”

Despite coming over in a trade, the veteran starter is not taking his spot for granted.

“We love his stuff,” manager Brandon Hyde said. ”He’s got off-the-charts stuff. It’s about throwing strikes.”