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The idea of this team, coming off two playoff appearances, now being deadline sellers, would have been incomprehensible entering the season.

Expect a flurry of moves from the O’s front office in the next couple days.

It’s never easy being Don Quixote, the mad Spanish knight who tilted at windmills aboard his noble nag, Rocinante.

The catcher has been out with a left oblique strain since June 20.

Jaire Alexander, one of the Ravens’ standouts over the first week of camp, is dealing with “a little swelling” in one of his knees.

“It’s incredibly disappointing. He’s going to be out for a while," interim manager Tony Mansolino said. "It’s a really important part of the Baltimore Orioles. Very unfortunate set of circumstances.”

The Ravens are back to work, taking their first steps in what they hope will be a seven-month trek to Super Bowl 60. Here’s what we learned last week.

Ultility-size clean energy storage batteries could save Maryland ratepayers big money, but projects have stalled partly because the region’s grid operator has been overwhelmed with project requests.

O’Neill, whose playing time has been limited because of health problems, doubled his home run total for the season this weekend.

Cedric Mullins made franchise history, becoming the third Oriole to hit 100 career home runs and steal 100 career bases. Even as he nears the possible end of his time with the Orioles, fans’ appreciation of him is peaking.

Tourists come to Calvert Cliffs State Park, a secluded beach 4 miles north of Solomons Island, to sift through sand and hoping to find the tooth of a megalodon shark.

The previous mark was a 17-0 win in 1969.

Here’s a look at the highlights from the Ravens’ fourth day of training camp in Owings Mills.

Colorado overcame 4 Baltimore home runs in 6-5 victory.

Here’s a look at the highlights from the Ravens’ third day of training camp in Owings Mills.

A longtime Baltimore media producer, Erick Oribio Quintana, was among 10 U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents freed in a recent prisoner swap with Venezuela.

Per a source, the Orioles will receive right-handers Wellington Aracena and Cameron Foster.

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