Inside the Dugout: The World Series is about massive stars. Do the Orioles have one?
The Orioles are going to have no shortage of good players across their roster in the coming years, but stardom is another thing.
Inside the Dugout: The Orioles pulled off the rebuild. Now they plan to spend.
There is well over a half-billion dollars in this year's World Series, which will likely lead to calls for the Orioles to spend more money. I think we’re past the point of that even being necessary.
Jon Meoli: Adley Rutschman’s role in the Orioles’ decline was significant. Will we ever know what happened?
It’s unfair to put too much of what happened with these Orioles on Rutschman’s shoulders.
Jon Meoli: Why first base might be the position that defines the Orioles’ offseason
It is going to be fascinating to see what the Orioles do at this position.
Inside the Dugout: What Orioles coaching changes really mean
This is not a dramatic change in philosophy for the Orioles. Whoever they hire will likely want to have hitters control the strike zone.
Jon Meoli: In a year of challenges, the Orioles’ pitching staff held up remarkably well
If you stack up the Orioles’ overall pitching stats for the last three seasons, the similarities are striking.
Inside the Dugout: Seeing through the ‘maniacal cope’ of some O’s fans
Reactions to the playoff loss have been extreme. Mike Elias doesn’t need to be.
Jon Meoli: The Orioles were swept again. How does Mike Elias change that?
The rebuild and its principles took them this far. How heavy will the remodel need to be?
Jon Meoli: On a quiet day for Orioles hitters, Bobby Witt Jr. shows what stepping up looks like
The playoffs come down to a man holding a bat with a chance to make something happen, and the Orioles’ playoff runs in this era, to this point, have been devoid of them.
Inside the Dugout: Henderson and Witt headline, but Rutschman’s the key
Adley Rutschman’s slump in the last few months has been hard to untangle from the Orioles’ struggles.
Jon Meoli: The Orioles don’t need a new approach at the plate. Just keep swinging hard.
As a team, the Orioles entered Sunday second in the majors behind the Atlanta Braves with a 42.4% hard-hit rate.
Orioles playoff questions: Are they more prepared for the postseason this year?
Ahead of the wild-card round, our Orioles experts weigh in on important questions.
Jon Meoli: What we learned about the Orioles’ bullpen this week in New York
Of all aspects of the team, the bullpen is the one that will enter the postseason with the most questions.
Jon Meoli: For the Orioles, clinching playoff baseball was a ‘stepping stone’ worth celebrating
The Orioles are reinforced, and it shows. They are in the playoffs, and they celebrated accordingly. Win a couple more games and they can ensure a home playoff series next week. Play as well as they can, and they’ll probably play well beyond that.
Inside the Dugout: I want an Orioles-Yankees rivalry
Plus, Samuel Basallo ranked No. 1 and Jordan Westburg’s true impact.
Jon Meoli: The Orioles should have clinched by now. Returns for Westburg and Urías are fine consolation.
The Orioles lost Sunday, yes, but look at the lineup they started this home stand with Tuesday. This version has a much better chance of playoff success.
Jon Meoli: If this is Anthony Santander’s final home stand, his Orioles career deserves praise
The former Rule 5 draft pick has turned into a man of big moments for the Orioles.
Jon Meoli: What Mike Elias’ comments on the slumping Orioles mean going forward
“So we’re aware of the fact that we’re in a slump as a team right now, as an organization, all of us, and we’re working on that, but we don’t want to lose sight of where we are and how we got here,” Elias said.
Inside the Dugout: A year later, the O’s are not as fun. They deserve admiration anyway.
In a way it never has before, it feels like the losing — at-bats and games — is living with these Orioles.
Jon Meoli: Gunnar Henderson is proving to be a cut above as the Orioles’ offense sputters
Henderson has come through in a big way in September.