In first spring start, Bruce Zimmermann vies for Orioles rotation spot with more than his change-up
Executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias said there were 12 rotation candidates. Zimmermann is one of them. But there are five spots, ample arms who found success in the big leagues last year and only so many innings to make an impression.
Orioles pitcher DL Hall has a whole new look — for a good cause
He shaved his head to benefit Wigs and Wishes, a New Jersey organization that collects hair that can be turned into wigs for people battling cancer.
Heston Kjerstad leads Orioles power barrage in Grapefruit League opener
The club's 2020 first-round pick went 3-for-3 with 2 home runs.
Iconic Baltimore Sun sign removed from Camden Yards
The sign debuted with the stadium in 1992, but the newspaper has not made payments for it in recent years.
The Orioles’ young core spent their offseason downtime bonding on the golf course
They even played a round through an Oregon snowstorm.
Why Jorge Mateo invited his parents to Orioles spring training
Also: Brandon Hyde announced a starter for Saturday’s Grapefruit League opener.
Orioles working to adjust to MLB rule changes
Most players are unbothered by the league’s attempt to make games move along more quickly.
Lewin Díaz endured an offseason of uncertainty. Now comes the hard part: Earning a spot with the O’s.
He was designated for assignment on Nov. 15 and picked up, for the first time, on Nov. 22 — the start of an offseason that put him through seven additional moves before finally settling with the Orioles.
O’s Ryan Mountcastle had a down year, but stats show he doesn’t need to fix what isn’t broken
His down year sure looks like it was largely the product of bad luck.
What does ‘sustained success’ mean to Orioles CEO John Angelos?
The Orioles will have decisions to make about signing their own stars to large contracts. Will they be willing to spend at that point?
John Angelos hopes for new Camden Yards lease by summer, says family has no plans to sell Orioles
Angelos met with the media for the first time since promising to open the books last month.
After fourth bullpen session, Félix Bautista feels ‘rejuvenated’ and aims for opening day
Bautista dealt with right shoulder fatigue toward the end of the 2022 season, and his campaign ended on the injured list when he suffered a sprained left knee.
Seth Johnson, acquired in Trey Mancini trade, still on the mend but happy to be with O’s
Johnson underwent surgery just days after the trade, and only recently began throwing again. But the Orioles still view him as an important part of their future.
Predicting winners for the most interesting roster battles at Orioles spring training
The no-longer-rebuilding Orioles have their starting day lineup mostly penciled in at this point, but there are eight open spots between the bench, rotation and bullpen. Here’s a look at the most intriguing players fighting for those spots.
O’s manager Brandon Hyde has rare chance to see a rebuild through
Most MLB teams have made a managerial change when shifting into win-now mode, but Mike Elias has faith that Hyde remains the right choice for the job.
Orioles already dealing with multiple injuries in the bullpen
Dillon Tate is likely to miss all of April, while DL Hall, Félix Bautista and Nick Vespi could be limited through spring training.
That snow video was a joke. Adley Rutschman’s other offseason workouts were anything but.
The Orioles catcher went viral for posting what he called “a joke.” Those closest to him saw a more determined — and thoughtful — competitor during training this winter.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band announce Camden Yards show
The band is also set to play the official grand opening of CFG Bank Arena on April 7.
Can the Orioles bullpen repeat its success?
Last year, the Orioles bullpen was seen as a mishmash of spare parts. After one of the most impressive turnarounds in MLB history, though, the group faces raised expectations.
