Ryan Minor, who replaced Cal Ripken to end Iron Man streak, dies at 49
Minor was drafted into both the NBA and MLB after playing two sports at Oklahoma.
Carroll Park Golf Course is best site for a potential soccer stadium, study says
Major League Soccer's D.C. United is looking to create a developmental team, and Baltimore is its desired location for a 7,500-seat stadium.
A ballpark lease is signed. What’s next for the Orioles?
The lease keeps the Orioles in Baltimore for at least another 15 years, if not for decades. What comes next, though — beyond the relief of more games being played at Camden Yards — is still an open question.
Orioles acquire right-handed pitcher Jonathan Heasley from Royals
Heasley struggled in the major leagues in 2023, pitching 15 innings in relief with a 7.20 ERA.
Here’s what’s in the new proposed lease and development deal for the Orioles
The 30-year lease has options to extend but could also be shortened to 15 years if an agreement on developing land around the stadium is not reached by the end of 2027.
Gov. Moore, Orioles confirm: A lease for Camden Yards is moving forward
The Maryland Stadium Authority's website was quietly updated on Thursday evening indicating a lease may be headed to approval.
Orioles lease deal hits roadblock on cusp of public announcement
Senate President Bill Ferguson objected to a 99-year ground lease that would have enabled the Orioles to plan redevelopment.
In private phone call, John Angelos tells Gov. Moore family doesn’t plan to sell Orioles
A Bloomberg story published Thursday indicated billionaire David Rubenstein, a Baltimore native, was in talks to buy the ballclub.
Selling the Orioles right now doesn’t make sense for the Angelos family. Here’s why.
Bloomberg reported Thursday that billionaire businessman David Rubenstein, a Baltimore native, is in talks to buy the team.
In signing Craig Kimbrel, Orioles complete half of their winter checklist
They’ve secured a closer. Now they’re going for a starter.
Orioles sign right-hander Craig Kimbrel, giving them an option at closer
Kimbrel, a nine-time All-Star, recorded 23 saves for the Philadelphia Phillies last season.
Orioles have pursued extensions for Gunnar Henderson, Jackson Holliday, agent says
Scott Boras, who represents Gunnar Henderson and Jackson Holliday, said the Orioles reach out to him “only once or twice a day.”
As Ohtani mania sweeps winter meetings, the Orioles are biding their time
As the attention follows the two-way Japanese star, the rest of the baseball world seems to wait for that one move to uncork the rest.
Orioles ‘active’ in market for pitching, source says
One option is Chicago White Sox right-hander Dylan Cease; the Orioles held interest in Cease around the trade deadline and that interest has likely carried over into the offseason.
Orioles holding out for development rights as lease deadline nears
The Orioles have balked at the idea of separating development rights from the lease in order to get it signed by the end of the month.
Orioles’ Félix Bautista wins Reliever of the Year award
Bautista was the unanimous choice by the panel of voters. Devin Williams of the Milwaukee Brewers earned the National League honor.
Kyle Gibson, Orioles opening day starter, signs with St. Louis
Gibson brought a similar aura to Baltimore’s clubhouse, becoming a character the young pitchers in the rotation and bullpen gravitated toward. But there are a number of young pitchers in the mix for the 2024 rotation.
Gunnar Henderson set his sights on Rookie of the Year, and now he has it
In his first full season with the Orioles, Henderson solidified his stardom by becoming Baltimore’s first AL Rookie of the Year since 1989. He is the first Orioles hitter to win since Cal Ripken Jr. in 1982.
Now that the World Series is over, here are key dates in the Orioles’ offseason
The question becomes: How does Baltimore build from here?
How did the Orioles do with free agent signings this season? Let’s grade them.
Executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias didn’t hand out anything longer than a one-year deal, but a few players signed over the winter played key roles during Baltimore’s push toward its first American League East championship since 2014.
