Regional

At the Oceans Calling Festival in Ocean City this weekend, the food scene will be as mouth-watering as the beats. Here’s what Chris Franzoni thinks you should eat.

The game might foreshadow the matchup of star pitchers for Game 1 of the American League Division Series, if the Orioles get that far.

Andrew Vorhees (ankle) missed his second straight practice, raising doubts about his availability for “Sunday Night Football.”

If the Ravens hope to recapture the magic of last season, they'll need stars Justin Tucker and Roquan Smith to be at their best.

After a life-changing medical evaluation that led to the end of his days as a linebacker, Zach Orr reinvigorated himself by coaching.

The former Orioles slugger still pays close attention to his old team.

The Orioles’ magic number to clinch the top wild card seed — and therefore home-field advantage for the best-of-three series — drops to one.

Jackson was less than thrilled to be on camera after the team’s 28-25 win over the Dallas Cowboys.

“We are going to get him ready for 2025,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “It’s disappointing. It’s tough. He’s so talented and a huge part of our rotation this year and going forward.”

"We have a great quarterback, and I just want to be able to help get the ball back to the offense,” Ngakoue said Wednesday.

For the first time in his career, Tucker has missed a field goal in three straight games.

Center Tyler Linderbaum, right tackle Patrick Mekari and left guard Andrew Vorhees played every offensive snap in Sunday's win over Dallas.

The Orioles are guaranteed at least the third wild card spot but are in position to secure the top spot and home-field advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

This year's team didn't breeze through the regular season like last year's squad did, but that might not be a bad thing.

The 3-0 Bills are a perfect litmus test for the Ravens’ development on offense and defense.

The Orioles are reinforced, and it shows. They are in the playoffs, and they celebrated accordingly. Win a couple more games and they can ensure a home playoff series next week. Play as well as they can, and they’ll probably play well beyond that.

“It’s been a really tough stretch the past couple of months,” outfielder Colton Cowser said. “To be where we’re at with the number of injures we had, I’m just really proud of this group.”

Mountcastle is an instrumental part of the Orioles offense as a right-handed bat, hitting .265 with a .730 OPS, and infield, where he’s a Gold Glove candidate at first base.

Ngakoue’s arrival in Baltimore comes four years after a disappointing half-season stint for the Ravens.