Baltimore Orioles

The Orioles need to stay good at what they’re good at. We know they’re good at scouting and developing hitters.

“It’s just crazy how fast time kind of flies by,” Mountcastle said. “It feels like just yesterday I was the young kid, like those guys, coming up and trying to navigate my way through the league.”

Jordan Westburg homered and drove in five runs as a young cast performed in a 12-0 victory.

Basallo, who recently turned 21, was hitting .270 with a .966 on-base-plus-slugging percentage for Triple-A Norfolk.

Beavers will wear No. 12. To make room, the Orioles designated outfielder Greg Allen for assignment.

Former Oriole Ramón Urías prevents history with a softly struck infield single in the eighth inning.

“I wasn’t expecting to get traded,” Urías said. “Honestly, I think it worked out well for me. Getting to play a little bit here … and I’m happy for that.”

“How fast time flies, too,” Martin said. “It feels like yesterday I was playing high school baseball and he was still trying to figure out what his first name was.”

And even a two-hour, 18-minute delay forcing them to go to their bullpen for the last 3 2/3 innings didn’t ruin it as the Orioles beat the Mariners 5-3 Thursday to win the series at Camden Yards.

Longtime Birdland Members are more baffled than ever as Orioles roll out new approach — and it's going to cause lasting damage.

Baltimore Orioles team legends will be in attendance as Cal Ripken gives a speech commemorating his historic achievement.

Jackson Holliday pulled a double down the right-field line and Dylan Carlson raced home from first base in the ninth inning of a 4-3 win over the Mariners.

Dean Kremer, an MLBPA player representative, said Manfred sought opinions on how the strike-zone challenge system operated during spring training

Eflin, who will have season-ending lumbar microdiscectomy procedure Monday, will be a free agent after this season.

Injuries and poor performances have exacerbated the Orioles' long-standing pitching problem.

We sat with him and listened to five memorable calls he has made over the past few years. What did he like? What didn’t he like? There was more nitpicking around the latter.

Apart from a hustle double for Gunnar Henderson and two singles from the rest of the lineup against Seattle starter George Kirby, Baltimore was toothless in its effort to help Kremer.