Baltimore Orioles

He fought through injuries in the latter part of last season and knows that Double-A will continue to challenge him as a hitter. He’s responded by taking a more refined approach in BP.

He learned during a stint in Aberdeen that changing his approach doesn’t always lead to a change in outcome.

The Orioles' top pitching prospects continues figuring out how to handle big-league hitters, and his team registered their sixth comeback win of the young season.

Baltimore's cleanup hitter entered Saturday’s game against the White Sox with three hits in his last 35 at-bats.

The back-and-forth game turned Chicago’s way because Baltimore couldn’t tack on runs.

“I think for us, it’s: we’re down but not out,” Rutschman said. “We did a lot of that last year and to be able to do it tonight speaks volumes about the guys we have in this locker room.”

It has everything to do with the schedule next week.

In another move, right-hander Yennier Canó is reportedly being promoted to Baltimore.

The catcher delivered what he said was his first over-the-fence walk-off home run at any level, driving a home run 405 feet in the ninth inning to give Baltimore an 8-7 win.

Cole Irvin’s “black book” holds notes about each of his outings, and he noticed something he jotted down late in spring training that may hold the key to getting back on track.

Baltimore Banner sports columnist Jon Meoli joins the podcast to discuss the Orioles' potential challenge managing prospects.

Dean Kremer lasted just 4 1/3 innings, putting Baltimore’s bullpen in a tough spot and making it difficult for Brandon Hyde to get favorable matchups as the game slipped away.

The MLB’s new balanced schedule means fewer games against vaunted AL East rivals — but that only makes the divisional games all that more important.

The Orioles’ top prospect has made plenty of mistakes, and they’ve hurt him, but that's the point: Only major league hitters are good enough to consistently punish him, so Rodriguez needs to stay up and make adjustments.

Fans came for Grayson Rodriguez’s first start at Camden Yards, but Ryan Mountcastle stole the show with 9 RBIs, including four on a grand slam that traveled 456 feet.

“I like it. I like it a lot. It just kind of allows me to turn my brain off a little bit and just focus, kind of have hyperfocus for a few batters, one inning, one-plus innings, two innings, whatever it might be,” Baumann said.

Ramsey has worked his way through the Orioles' system, preaching a unified approach to pitching as he mentors top prospects.

The unveiling of the home run celebration is an important step for Baltimore’s clubhouse and dugout chemistry and camaraderie.

The pitcher is accustomed to working in front of an audience. This time, though, he was the one watching in awe.

Kyle Stowers has proven all he needs to prove in Triple-A, yet the Orioles could only get him four at-bats and opted to send him down. With so many prospects already in Norfolk, how are the Orioles going to ensure they all continue to develop — and stay happy?