Now It’s a Holliday: Orioles calling up 20-year-old phenom Jackson Holliday
In Norfolk, Holliday is hitting .333 with a 1.077 OPS.
By emphasizing his faith off the field, Jordan Westburg is calmer on the diamond
At the center of Westburg’s greater comfort in the clubhouse and on the field is an understanding that baseball doesn’t define him.
Yennier Cano, pressed into closing duties for Orioles, suffers loss against Pirates
A throwing error by Gunnar Henderson leads to a second straight walk-off win for Pittsburgh.
Orioles rally to force extra innings but fall to the Pirates in 11th
Oneil Cruz lashes the walk-off single against Baltimore's weary bullpen.
In cold, damp Pittsburgh, Grayson Rodriguez delivers another quality outing for Orioles
The Orioles behind Rodriguez produced the offense required to support a pitcher in fine form, with Ryan O’Hearn and Gunnar Henderson homering in the second and third innings off hard-throwing 22-year-old Jared Jones.
Orioles, Ravens donate $5 million each to Key Bridge emergency fund
The donations will support “families, port workers, first responders, small businesses and communities” impacted by the tragedy.
What we’ve learned about the Orioles so far
Through two series, the Orioles are learning where young players fit, how good their ace is even when he struggles and what the weak points on the roster might be.
Practice makes perfect for Orioles ace Corbin Burnes, starting when he makes his bed
In Burnes’ rise to prominence in the major leagues, perfection is an ever-elusive target. No pitcher is immune to a missed spot or a run on the board. But Burnes has found a routine that works for him.
NBA legend Grant Hill says new Orioles owners are ‘stewards’ of the team
Hill isn’t new to ownership. He is a part owner of the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, MLS’ Orlando City SC and NWSL’s Orlando Pride. “You want to establish a vision, you want to give resources, and you want to stay out of the way,” he said.
Larry Lucchino, visionary behind Camden Yards construction, dies at 78
Lucchino served as the Orioles’ president from 1988 to 1993, and his presence atop the organization helped to steer Baltimore away from the concrete bowl stadiums that were fashionable at the time.
Jordan Westburg’s walk-off blast elevates Orioles, redeems Kimbrel after blown save
As quickly as Baltimore lost its lead, Westburg got it back. The Orioles beat the Royals, 6-4, to begin the three-game series Monday.
Tyler Wells overcomes faulty beginning, but the Orioles can’t overtake the Angels in first loss
Wells struck out seven and retired the last 14 batters he faced.
Grayson Rodriguez didn’t need so much offensive support, but the Orioles poured it on anyway
Baltimore’s 13 runs Saturday and 11 runs Thursday mark the first time in franchise history the team has plated more than 10 in each of its first two games of the season, according to MLB.com.
These Orioles prospects aren’t where they want to be. But they have each other to rely on.
The first five hitters in the Triple-A Norfolk lineup on opening night all rank among the top 10 Orioles prospects.
Jackson Holliday said he has to ‘crush lefties.’ In his first at-bat, he did just that.
The No. 1 prospect in baseball goes 3-for-5 with four RBIs in the opening game for Triple-A Norfolk.
Out with the sprinkler, in with the engine rev? The Orioles have a new celebration. Maybe.
The early candidate for a new celebration? A motorbike-inspired revving that signifies the offense is warming up and ready to take off.
Orioles owner David Rubenstein outlines vision for stadium renovations, ground lease and a World Series
Rubenstein said bringing an All-Star Game to Camden Yards is “obviously something we’re interested in,” although he recognized that MLB has already allocated All-Star Game locations for 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Harlem Park EMS student with WNBA aspirations will throw out first pitch on opening day
There is a connection between new majority owner David Rubenstein and this 10-year-old. Both are from Baltimore, and both are children of Postal Service employees.
David Rubenstein says owning the Orioles is a way to pay back his hometown
In an interview with The Baltimore Banner, Rubenstein explains his motivation for the deal. “I don’t want to oversell what I can do, but I would say I do feel an obligation to pay back the country and also pay back Baltimore for my good fortune.”
