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Colton Cowser and Shane Baz, now Orioles, faced each other as kids. Who won is an open debate.
Baz and Cowser played each other nearly every tournament from ages 8-12. They are teammates now, but bragging rights remain whether it’s friendly fire or not.
Shane Baz, left, and Colton Cowser.
While preventing a series sweep vs. Rangers, the Orioles’ well-rounded lineup shows promise
To be a complete team, the Orioles will hope for more performances like this one, with a diverse run-manufacturing catalog.
Orioles right fielder Colton Cowser celebrates with designated hitter Taylor Ward after scoring in the second inning against the Texas Rangers.
Longtime WBAL-TV sports director, Ravens radio broadcaster Gerry Sandusky announces retirement
Sandusky’s final 11 p.m. newscast is set for Friday, April 17.
Gerry Sandusky during a pregame broadcast before an NFL football game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Indianapolis Colts on Monday, Oct. 11, 2021, in Baltimore.
Pete Alonso hits first Orioles home run: ‘It was good to see him get into one’
Alonso squared up a low-and-inside fastball from former Mets teammate Jacob deGrom.
First baseman Pete Alonso hits his first home run as a member of the Orioles during the fourth inning against the Texas Rangers on March 31.
Zach Eflin exits game with right elbow discomfort, Orioles’ bullpen falters in loss
The Orioles’ relievers, thrown into the fire after two nights of shortened starts, couldn’t hold the Rangers in check.
Orioles starting pitcher Zach Eflin pitches in the first inning against the Texas Rangers on March 31.
Gunnar Henderson homers, but little else goes Orioles’ way in loss to Rangers
The loss featured more shaky defense from the Orioles (2-2) and an uneven debut from right-hander Chris Bassitt that created an early deficit.
Orioles starter Chris Bassitt pitches in the first inning against the Texas Rangers on March 30.
In a nod to one of Adley Rutschman’s favorite movies, the Orioles’ latest celebration takes flight
The inspiration was unclear at first. Jackson Holliday thought it stemmed from the Happy Hands Club scene of “Napoleon Dynamite.” Outfielder Dylan Beavers thought it was a butterfly.
Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman does a flapping celebration after doubling in the eighth inning of opening day.
How an offseason of spin helped Coby Mayo square up at the plate like never before
When Mayo said he wanted to be ready for everything, he was talking about pitch shapes. He may as well have been talking about his entire baseball future.
Orioles third baseman Coby Mayo, shown on opening day, had a pair of hits in Sunday’s series-clinching win over the Twins.
Bats come alive as Orioles win series against Twins
When Baltimore’s offense needed a spark in Sunday’s 8-6 series-ending win against the Twins, Pete Alonso came through both times.
Shane Baz #34 of the Baltimore Orioles pitches in the first inning against the Minnesota Twins at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on March 29, 2026 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Orioles drop second game of the season to Twins with little run support for Kyle Bradish
A leadoff walk and a home run in the fifth cost Bradish in his first appearance this season.
Orioles starter Kyle Bradish allowed two runs and two hits over 4 2/3 innings of Saturday’s 4-1 loss to the Twins.
After extending Shane Baz, Orioles hope other players see the team is ‘open for business’
Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias said Baltimore is “turning into a place that players really want to be, and that’s hugely important for us and we want to keep that going.”
Pitcher Shane Baz called it a no-brainer to sign a contract extension with the Orioles.
Orioles and pitcher Shane Baz agree to 5-year contract extension
Baz was under team control through arbitration until after the 2028 season. This deal buys out two years of free agency.
Orioles pitcher Shane Baz has an ERA of 4.25 in 286 major league innings.
A healthy Kyle Bradish? The Orioles can hardly wait.
The Orioles hope for two things. One, that Bradish is healthy for an entire season. And, two, that he mirrors the success he has already found in the majors.
Kyle Bradish finished fourth in American League Cy Young Award voting in 2023, but injuries have limited him to 14 starts over the last two seasons.
Trevor Rogers dazzles as Orioles open season full of high hopes with a win over Twins
Starting pitcher Trevor Rogers was masterful, and right-handers Tyler Wells and Ryan Helsley closed out the 2-1 victory.
Starting pitcher Trevor Rogers allowed three hits and no runs over seven innings to lead the Orioles over the Twins on opening day.
Gov. Wes Moore discusses Camden Yards upgrades, envisions development around ballpark
If a ground lease to develop the area around the ballpark isn’t agreed by the end of 2027, the Orioles have the option to end the lease after 15 years rather than seeing out the full 30 years.
Gov. Wes Moore takes part in the pregame portion of opening day Thursday at Camden Yards.
Orioles slugger Pete Alonso is always working to get better. It starts with writing.
The Orioles first baseman has documented his drive to improve since he played at the University of Florida.
Baltimore Orioles first-baseman Pete Alonso poses for a portrait during the Baltimore Orioles media day on Wednesday morning, February 18, 2026 at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida.
Orioles 2026 predictions: Will the team bounce back to make the playoffs?
Can the Orioles return to winning after a 2025 debacle? How will the team look under new manager Craig Albernaz?
Craig Albernaz came from the Cleveland Guardians to take over as Orioles manager.
Orioles set 26-man opening day roster, giving final bullpen spots to Anthony Nunez and Yaramil Hiraldo
The Orioles finalized their opening day roster by deciding the final bullpen spots, the outfield configuration and the infield depth.
Craig Albernaz will manage his first game with the Orioles at 3:05 p.m. Thursday against the Twins at Camden Yards.
Luis Vázquez’s broken thumb narrows Orioles infield competition as opening day nears
The competition for the final infield spot now appears to revolve around Jeremiah Jackson, Bryan Ramos and Weston Wilson.
Orioles infielder Luis Vázquez required stitches for his thumb Sunday, and manager Craig Albernaz said Monday afternoon that X-rays confirmed that the digit was broken.
Orioles opening day for beginners
After a 2025 season that fell apart early, Baltimore is aiming to make immediate amends and return to the postseason.
Baltimore Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson runs onto the field before an exhibition game against the Washington Nationals on Sunday.
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