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Baltimore Orioles

    Dean Kremer retires the first 11 batters, and then things fall apart for the Orioles
    A leaky bullpen doomed the Orioles in a 9-4 loss in Kansas City on Friday,
    Orioles manager Brandon Hyde sends starting pitcher Dean Kremer to the dugout during the sixth inning Friday night in Kansas City.
    Jon Meoli: Orioles starter Dean Kremer has a new pitch this year. The early results are promising.
    At its best, though, the pitch gives Kremer an added dimension for both lefties and righties to consider.
    Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dean Kremer (64) runs down the orange carpet on opening day at Camden Yards.
    In an era of shorter starts, several Orioles pitchers hope to hit 200 innings
    Dean Kremer wants to reach that goal — and he’s not the only one.
    Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dean Kremer (64) delivers a pitch in a game against the Kansas City Royals on April 1.
    In epic series sweep, Cedric Mullins proves he’s still a game changer for the Orioles
    With a highlight reel catch, a bundle of hits and a series-capping walk-off homer, Cedric Mullins showed he's still an important player even as the Orioles march toward the future with exciting young prospects.
    Baltimore Orioles outfielder Anthony Santander lifts his teammate Cedric Mullins in the air after his walk-off homer in game three of a series against the Minnesota Twins at Camden Yards on April 17, 2024. The Orioles won Wednesday, 4-2, to sweep the series against the Twins.
    Jon Meoli: Albert Suárez’s Orioles debut is another win for the pro scouts
    Through an integrated pro scouting department, the Orioles may have for the second year running found a gem as they were sifting through depth options.
    Starting pitcher Albert SuĂĄrez, left, and catcher Adley Rutschman fist bump at the end of an inning against the Minnesota Twins on April 17.
    Matt Holliday sees Jackson ‘starting to settle in’ despite early struggles
    In an interview with The Adam Jones Podcast, the seven-time All-Star shared his thoughts on his son’s introduction to the big leagues.
    Orioles part owner Cal Ripken Jr. (left) celebrates in the stands with Jackson Holliday’s father, Matt, and wife, Chloe, after Jackson Holliday’s first major league hit.
    If slumping Jackson Holliday needs advice, he doesn’t have far to turn
    The roster is loaded with players who were once highly rated prospects. They went through their own struggles too.
    Jackson Holliday is batting .040 after 25 major league at-bats while striking out 56% of the time.
    Matt Holliday on the advice he gives Jackson Holliday as a father and former MLB player | The Adam Jones Podcast
    Matt Holliday, former MLB player and father of Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday, joins the show to discuss his time on the field and the advice he gives to Jackson.
    Albert Suárez’s scoreless outing for Orioles sets the stage for a Cedric Mullins walk-off
    SuĂĄrez pitched 5 2/3 innings scoreless innings for the Orioles, giving up just three hits and striking out four while walking none.
    Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins flips his bat after hitting a walk-off home run against the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday.
    Jon Meoli: Kyle Bradish looked like himself in Bowie. There’s cause for guarded optimism.
    There’s no way to know with injuries like this. There are success stories with nonsurgical treatments, but far more end with Tommy John. I do recognize, though, I saw a pretty good version of Bradish on Tuesday.
    Orioles starting pitcher Kyle Bradish looks on at Spring Training in Sarasota.
    Orioles’ Austin Hays, after losing 10 pounds due to sickness, finally feels back on track
    “I’m going to be OK, everything is going to be all right,” Hays said. “The world is not falling. This team is still really good and I’m coming to the field every day to help the team win.”
    Baltimore Orioles left fielder Austin Hays (21) stands at the plate in a game against the Los Angeles Angels on March 31.
    Jordan Westburg, Gunnar Henderson power Orioles in 11-3 thumping of Twins
    Baltimore’s lineup erupted to tag Twins starter Chris Paddack for 12 hits and nine runs in 5 1/3 innings.
    Jordan Westburg, #11 of the Baltimore Orioles, slides into second base for a double in the seventh inning against the Minnesota Twins. (Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images)
    Orioles place Tyler Wells on 15-day injured list for elbow inflammation
    Wells was scheduled to start Wednesday’s series finale against the Minnesota Twins.
    Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Tyler Wells delivers a pitch during a game against the Milwaukee Brewers at Camden Yards on April 12, 2024.
    Just play the hits: Why the Orioles chose their walk-up songs
    At any point, a player can change songs. For the moment, these songs are the opening series choices from the Orioles.
    Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman strides to the plate as the Camden Yards crowd hears “Self-Made" by Bryson Tiller.”
    Whitey Herzog, former Oriole who became a Hall of Fame manager with St. Louis Cardinals, dies at 92
    Like so many successful managers, Herzog was a mediocre player, batting just .257 over eight seasons and playing several positions. His best year was with Baltimore in 1961, when he hit .291.
    Manager Whitey Herzog of the St. Louis Cardinals during a Cardinals game at Busch Stadium circa 1990.
    Grayson Rodriguez’s new slider is confusing hitters — and MLB’s Statcast
    Grayson Rodriguez experimented with grips during the spring, and what he settled on could make a major difference.
    Grayson Rodriguez, #30 of the Baltimore Orioles, pitches in the first inning against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park on April 11. (Photo by Paul Rutherford/Getty Images)
    With a sensational catch and a homer, Cedric Mullins shows previous All-Star form in Orioles win
    Mullins has four home runs on the season now, in addition to two stolen bases and 13 hits in 16 games.
    BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - APRIL 15:  Cedric Mullins #31 of the Baltimore Orioles catches a fly ball hit byByron Buxton #25 if the Minnesota Twins in the first inning during a baseball game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on April 15, 2024 in Baltimore, Maryland.  All players are wearing the number 42 in honor of Jackie Robinson Day.  (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
    Orioles unveil newest water-themed prop, the ‘homer hydration station’
    It appears to be a six-person beer bong known as the Bongzilla, available on Amazon for $89.99, that the Orioles have repurposed for a much healthier mission of staying hydrated.
    Baltimore Orioles starting pitchers spit out water from the dugout to celebrate catcher Adley Rutschman’s triple on Aug. 9, 2023.
    Jon Meoli: Austin Hays deserves a chance to get right for the Orioles. It’s a unique challenge for Brandon Hyde to make that happen.
    This likely will prove to be one of the most meaningful test cases of Brandon Hyde’s skills that the reigning AL Manager of the Year has faced to date.
    Orioles left fielder Austin Hays is 3-for-35 this season, and rookie Colton Cowser has been on an extremely hot streak.
    Colton Cowser is on another planet right now | Banner Baseball Show
    Paul Mancano and Kyle Goon discuss Colton Cowser's scorching start and how it affects the Orioles’ lineup decisions.
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