Regional

Holliday hopes his brother finds in his new organization the same bonds that he did with the Orioles.

Zach Eflin and Tomoyuki Sugano were carrying the O's pitching staff two months ago. Now they're dragging it down.

It was a much-needed win — they all are for the Orioles at this point.

Eflin’s previous trip to the injured list this year was for a lat strain.

Even into his late 80s, the legendary trainer made the middle leg of the Triple Crown into an event worth talking about. His powerful presence will be missed.

Held the weekend before the MLB All-Star Game each year, the All-Star Futures Game is a showcase of some of the most talented players in the minors.

Rogers has regained a spot in the Orioles’ rotation and looked as close to the All-Star he was in 2021 as he has in years.

“People maybe aren’t as happy to see me right now,” Elias said. “We’re working on things, and we’re going to get out of this.”

Maggie Bruck, a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, says the science and history of false accusations should be considered.

If you’re feeling nervous or unsure about how to approach job interviews after working as a public servant, here are some tips from career experts and others who are helping federal workers right now.

Reese also scores a season-high 24 points to lead the Sky.

By twirling seven scoreless frames, Kremer set the groundwork for a key series win, which stabilized the club after a helter-skelter opening two games of the weekend.

Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas won 15 Triple Crown races and 20 in the Breeders' Cup. He died Sunday at home in Kentucky after a brief illness. He was 89.

Isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and into the early evening.

Senate Republicans voting in a dramatic late Saturday session narrowly cleared a key procedural step.

Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka says the development of the Catonsville armory as a cannabis incubator was backwards, and that community engagement should come before plans are in place.

The Rays beat the Orioles 11-3, putting to bed Friday’s 14-run loss. Meanwhile, Baltimore’s performance was borderline nightmarish in a game in which nothing went right.

Eflin allowed four runs in the opening inning before giving way to Scott Blewett.

Westburg aggravated his left hand Friday night by sliding awkwardly into first base in the first inning.

The Orioles trailed 6-0 after the top of the second inning, but they scored 22 of the next 24 runs.