Baltimore Orioles

Baltimore was always unlikely to give up a top prospect, and Mike Elias showed once again that the plan is to build with young talent — not use prospects to acquire help.

Flaherty, 27, has seven years of major league experience. The right-handed starter has a 4.43 ERA in 20 starts this season.

He spent a month in Florida trying to regain strength after a back injury limited him in the spring.

Six pitchers the Orioles could look to add by 6 p.m. tonight as the team pushes for a playoff spot for the first time since 2016.

Austin Hays made a diving catch in the ninth and Félix Bautista found a way to record his 29th save as the Orioles won their last game before Tuesday's 6 p.m. trade deadline.

What happens before the trade deadline will provide a prism through which the rest of this Orioles season is viewed.

Baltimore scores six runs before Yankees starter Luis Severino records an out.

The move comes after pitcher Tyler Wells couldn’t complete the third inning Saturday in the Orioles' loss to the Yankees.

Orioles right-hander Tyler Wells didn't complete three innings for the second time in his last three appearances.

The governor will follow in the water shoes of Adam Jones, who cooled off the crowd Friday night.

Times have changed since the last time ESPN focused its cameras on Camden Yards on a Sunday night.

Mike Elias has done well to make the Orioles the best team in the AL while also having the best farm system in baseball. But both top spots can't hold forever, and it makes more sense for the franchise to augment the present than the future.

Rodriguez matches shutout innings with Yanks ace Gerrit Cole as Baltimore takes the series opener.

The methodology that helped the Orioles get to this point was sound. They probably won’t deviate too much from it this deadline.

The market favors sellers, and many other teams have yet to decide their own plans.

The reigning AL MVP had been out since tearing a ligament in his right big toe June 3 when he crashed into a fence.

Jones caught the first pitch from Sonsy Gaba, the mother of the late superfan who inspired the Orioles and the city.

“I think he’s a huge asset for our organization — a total sleeper — and I think that he’s going to play in the big leagues for a long time,” Bowie Baysox manager Kyle Moore said.

Félix Bautista is on pace to pitch more than ever before, so the Orioles are dealing with a balancing act.

Baltimore's 6-4 loss ramps up pressure heading into pivotal AL East series and the trade deadline.