Baltimore Orioles

Prospects such as Colton Cowser, Heston Kjerstad and Kyle Stowers will compete for at-bats moving forward.

For all of the top Orioles hitters, here’s a facet of the game that they did better than all of their teammates this year.

The Orioles infield had more competition than any other spot. Here’s a breakdown of how the group performed this season and a look ahead to 2024.

Adley Rutschman took strides and cemented himself, as if there were any lingering questions, as the Orioles’ starting catcher.

Officials from the Baltimore Orioles and the state government unveiled the outlines of a future lease at Camden Yards with great fanfare this fall. There still are a lot of unanswered questions.

The Camden Yards lease agreement is misguided and disregards decades of good work by Maryland Stadium Authority employees, Thomas Kelso, chairman of the Stadium Authority from 2015 to 2023, says.

At some point — quite possibly this exact one the Orioles are in — trading for other clubs’ prospects with the idea that they might be contributors down the line simply stops feeling appropriate.

Both are on the ballot before the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee for Managers, Executives and Umpires.

On Wednesday, as part of an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, the members of Blink-182 remarked on Brown’s sublime execution.

The winners will be announced on Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN.

Orioles fans who have been to Texas Live! weigh in on what they’d like to see as state and team officials continue to discuss development.

The Orioles have a promising rotation, but you can never have enough pitching.

The deal doesn’t change Baltimore’s affiliation with the Tides. The two organizations have partnered since the 2007 season and remain under contract.

There were more highs than lows, although in the moment the ending to it all could overshadow some of the bright spots throughout.

Ciolek will become Washington’s senior director of amateur scouting, a source said.

The postseason crashed and burned, but at least now the Orioles know that next time Gunnar Henderson is ready for the playoff stage.

As exciting as the 101-win Orioles season bodes for a competitive future, the biggest questions looming over the offseason, from long-term contracts to impact free agents, are shadowed by the owner's buzz-killing comments to the New York Times.

Yes, the Orioles won 101 games and captured the AL East. But they got bounced from the playoffs in three games. Now comes the hard part: figuring out how to sustain success long term.

On the latest episode, former Orioles pitcher Tommy Hunter breaks the news that he's retiring from professional baseball, and he talks about the highs and lows of the playoffs. Plus, Paul Mancano, The Banner's audience engagement editor for sports, shares expectations for the Ravens vs. Titans game.

“It’s where you want to be,” catcher Adley Rutschman said. “It sucks. You make yourself watch a little bit. You gotta tell yourself you’re going to be there next year.”