Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minnesota, you name it. Orioles fans have been all over this season, and they aren’t planning on slowing down.

The first baseman hits the go-ahead home run as the Orioles leave Tampa Bay with three wins in four games during a crucial series.

The Orioles regain sole possession of first place in the AL East despite giving up a five-run lead in their 6-5 victory.

Zach Eflin and two relievers hold Baltimore to two hits to even the series at one game apiece.

The Orioles have a track record of reining in inconsistent relief pitchers, and they believe in Fujinami's upside.

Baltimore is alone in first place after the All-Star break for the first time since Aug. 12, 2016.

The Orioles feel they got a surplus of quality players out of the college ranks in the most recent draft, and there’s a reason for that: They were seniors in 2020 when the pandemic ended their dreams of getting drafted out of high school.

Fujinami started his season in the A's rotation but moved to the bullpen after four starts.

Even Frazier's teammates have wondered how he's hit so many long balls this year. The answer has to do with changes he's made to his swing as the season has progressed.

Bradish allowed three hits and no runs over a season-high 7 1/3 innings. The Marlins only made it a game in the ninth, taking advantage of Baltimore's over-taxed bullpen.

Rodriguez gave up only seven earned runs over 37.1 innings after being sent down to Norfolk in late May.

Not all the news was good. Cedric Mullins left the game in the second inning, and the team announced that he had right quadriceps tightness.

Cedric Mullins sparks the offense and Adam Frazier homers twice to back strong pitching from Dean Kremer.

Where are the O’s weak? What trades should they make? Which prospects should they *not* trade?

Yes, the Orioles are opening the season at home next year. They have not done so since 2018.

Austin Hays burst onto the MLB scene shortly after being drafted. Then, his career stalled and the Orioles entered a long rebuild. They’ve both come through the other side, with Hays suddenly an All-Star and veteran leader on a winning team.

Henderson had four hits — including two home runs — and drove in five runs ... before the fourth inning ended.

It’s only one game, but Cowser delivered the spark the Orioles hoped he would while Kremer bounced back.

Cowser, the 14th ranked prospect according to MLB Pipeline, will start Wednesday night against the Yankees, playing left field and batting seventh.

The Orioles have now lost six of their last seven games, with the Yankees now only two games behind the Orioles for second place in the American League East.