During his early season struggles, Kremer looked downcast after mistakes. He recovered quickly from a first-inning home run on Tuesday and the bats did the rest.
Ohtani was a double shy of becoming the first starting pitcher ever to hit for the cycle. His counterpart on the mound, Grayson Rodriguez, had the shortest start of his MLB career so far.
He’s the only horse in the field of eight set to take part in the second race of the Triple Crown two weeks after running in the Derby. It’s the first Preakness since 1969 with just one Derby horse.
You’ve likely seen the famous clip where a video game streamer shouts: “It’s Cedric Mullins! Dude, I can't escape him.” On Monday, that streamer got the chance to meet Mullins at Camden Yards.
Taylor Swift might have bad blood with one particular security guard in Philadelphia. In a viral moment, the star defended a concertgoer during the middle of her set while performing her 2014 hit “Bad Blood.” WJZ learned that the fan in question is a mom from Baltimore who teaches at an elementary school in Timonium.
Since his selection first overall in 2019, Adley Rutschman represented a promising future for the Orioles, and his arrival ushered in an era of success. But now Mike Elias and company have to figure out a tricky next step: How to keep the 25-year-old star in the fold with a big-money extension.
Many in the game weren’t high on the 23-year old who headlined Baltimore’s return in the controversial Jorge Lopez trade last summer. But he’s finding his way at Bowie.
The 114-page report from the Chesapeake Bay Program says opportunities exist to improve aquatic habitat, largely by refocusing efforts on shallow areas and combining them with other habitat improvements.
Leslie Baumann urged her son to leave home in the wake of his father’s death, then found the strength to guide her youngest while he adapted to a new life even as she grieved. All the while, she kept an old Orioles shirt her husband had purchased on a whim. Then, Mike wore it the day he was drafted.
The Baltimore Orioles have historically struggled to attract effective free agents, but pitcher Kyle Gibson has been an exception. He loves Vaccaro’s, Little Italy and the Inner Harbor, but what really sold him on Baltimore is something more profound.