Baltimore Orioles

The No. 1 prospect will play a ton in Grapefruit League action, which begins Saturday, and have a chance to make an impression with every ground ball, at-bat or dugout conversation he has.

Wells adopted a different winter approach than the year before, spending less time on managing his weight and homing in on getting stronger.

Backup catcher James McCann equates his role to that of a team psychologist — each player has a different personality, and it’s his job to determine how each ticks.

Manny Machado talks about his hopes for the second part of his career, the Padres’ performance last season and how the team plans to bounce back, and why he’s glad Camden Yards’ dimensions changed after he left.

Hays had one of the strongest years of his career in 2023, making his first All-Star team and hitting .275 with 16 home runs while staying off the injured list for the entire season — something that evaded him earlier in his career.

His new teammates were enthralled with watching the ace put in his work.

Paul Mancano and Danielle Allentuck break down the latest news and notes from Orioles spring training in Sarasota.

Charles has a triple-digit fastball and a splitter. The key to his progress will be command.

Baltimore designated utility player Diego Castillo for assignment to clear a spot for Krook on its 40-man roster.

Four months after Tommy John surgery to repair his partially torn ulnar collateral ligament, Bautista is restricted to lower body and limited arm exercises. He intends to start throwing in April.

Holliday enters his second spring training with eyes locked on an impending debut as a 20-year-old, on a future full of promise that is already being realized.

The Orioles spent $28.4 million on new players, including Corbin Burnes, acquired from the Brewers and owed $15.6 million this year, and Craig Kimbrel, a free agent signed for $12 million.

Players aren’t thrilled: “We look like a highlighter sometimes.”

After hitting, it was time for the meal he refers to as his breakfast. At 1:30 p.m., he had eggs, hash browns and turkey bacon.

Bradish expressed optimism that he will pitch this year, while O’s manager Brandon Hyde confirmed Tyler Wells and Cole Irvin have the inside track to fill the openings in the rotations.

MLB appears to be moving quickly to complete the transfer of the Orioles to David Rubenstein's control. That makes sense, given how fraught the relationship between the league and the Angelos family has been.

The process is moving rapidly, multiple sources said, with the expectation that it could be wrapped up in the coming weeks.

Corbin Burnes, Grayson Rodriguez and Dean Kremer seem to be locks in the starting five. Here's a look at the current 40-man-roster options and nonroster invitees at camp who will be considered to fill the back end of the rotation.

There’s reason to believe the Orioles have been accounting for Kyle Bradish's injury for a lot longer than we have.

Paul Mancano and Andy Kostka break down the latest from Sarasota. Tune in live at 12:50 p.m.