Armed with a second curveball, new Orioles ace Corbin Burnes is drawing raves
His new teammates were enthralled with watching the ace put in his work.
Lefty Driesell, coach who established Maryland basketball as a national force, dies at 92
Driesell coached the Terrapins for 17 seasons and won more than 300 games and, during his time in College Park, Driesell elevated the culture and stature of the program.
Jackson Holliday, baseball’s No. 1 prospect, has sights set on making the Orioles roster
Holliday enters his second spring training with eyes locked on an impending debut as a 20-year-old, on a future full of promise that is already being realized.
Orioles players slam new MLB jerseys: ‘Like a knockoff jersey from T.J.Maxx.’
Players aren’t thrilled: “We look like a highlighter sometimes.”
Orioles starter Kyle Bradish begins throwing after offseason elbow injury
Bradish expressed optimism that he will pitch this year, while O’s manager Brandon Hyde confirmed Tyler Wells and Cole Irvin have the inside track to fill the openings in the rotations.
With Bradish and Means sidelined, the Orioles’ once-full rotation has openings
Corbin Burnes, Grayson Rodriguez and Dean Kremer seem to be locks in the starting five. Here's a look at the current 40-man-roster options and nonroster invitees at camp who will be considered to fill the back end of the rotation.
Orioles starter Kyle Bradish will miss start of regular season with UCL sprain
Bradish received a platelet-rich plasma shot in the elbow and is set to start a throwing program on Friday, Elias said.
Orioles add Peyton Burdick to outfield competition; Félix Bautista to 60-day IL
In 46 games between 2022 and 2023 for Miami, Burdick hit .200 with a .649 on-base-plus-slugging percentage. Although Burdick hit just .219 in Triple-A last season, he clubbed 24 homers at that level.
MASN broadcast crew to return, including Kevin Brown in final year of contract
A source tells The Baltimore Banner that major decisions related to MASN and the Orioles front office are on hold until the ownership transfer is completed.
As Orioles pitchers and catchers report, here’s what to expect — and what to wonder about
What we think we know: The new ace will thrill, and the top prospect will rake. What we’re not so sure about: that fourth outfield spot and bullpen arms.
The Orioles still have too many infielders, including baseball’s top prospect. How will it shake out?
The Orioles traded Joey Ortiz, but there are still too many promising players — most notably Jackson Holliday — and not enough roster spots.
Baltimore City Council approves tobacco ban for athletes and fans at stadiums
The proposal to ban all tobacco products in Baltimore stadiums is backed by Mayor Brandon Scott and follows similar steps by most other MLB cities.
Coca-Cola expected to take over for Pepsi at Camden Yards
Baltimore’s partnership with PepsiCo, the parent company of Pepsi, began in 2019. Now, Coca-Cola products are set to come to Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Jacob Webb beats Orioles in arbitration, will earn $1M
The Orioles argued for the reliever to make $925,000, but the panel sided with the 30-year-old and his representatives.
Orioles OF Austin Hays wins arbitration case, will make $6.3M
Hays, 28, had the best year of his major league career last year, making the All-Star game for the first time while hitting .275 with 16 home runs.
In deal for Corbin Burnes, Orioles hope for echoes of Houston’s Verlander trade in 2017
The Astros traded for the former Cy Young winner to reignite their rotation, and the club went on to win the World Series. Now, in 2024, the Orioles traded Burnes — and who knows what’s next?
Introducing each member of the new Orioles ownership group
There could be additional minority owners announced in the future. For now, this is the group that will take a controlling stake in the Orioles.
Orioles trade for Cy Young winner Corbin Burnes. What to know about Baltimore’s new ace
Burnes, 29, has a career ERA of 3.26 and won the NL CY Young in 2021. He has one year of team control left.
David Rubenstein says goal is ‘to bring a World Series Trophy back to the City of Baltimore’
Kurt Schmoke, Grant Hill and Michael Bloomberg part of new O’s ownership, sources say
John Angelos agrees to sell Orioles to group led by David Rubenstein, Cal Ripken Jr.
Baltimore native David Rubenstein would become the team control person as the lead investor in a group that also includes Maryland sports legends.
