Baltimore Orioles

The Orioles catcher went viral for posting what he called “a joke.” Those closest to him saw a more determined — and thoughtful — competitor during training this winter.

Last year, the Orioles bullpen was seen as a mishmash of spare parts. After one of the most impressive turnarounds in MLB history, though, the group faces raised expectations.

Orioles GM Mike Elias says there are 12 options to make the Orioles five-man starting rotation. Here’s a look at where those players stand heading into spring training.

Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Museum, and CIAA Commissioner Jacquie McWilliams join former Orioles outfielder Adam Jones on Season 2 of the podcast.

The Orioles signed potential backup first basemen, but it may turn out that they already have a player who is versatile enough to handle the job.

Agreement brings an end to the drama that has gripped one of Baltimore’s more prominent families since last spring.

“This team is so good and the vibe is so good, I just can’t wait to get back and try to do my part," he said on the final day of the Orioles Caravan.

The Orioles are officially in win-now mode.

The Orioles are giving several top prospects a chance to get experience training with established players.

What's next for the Orioles after declining to trigger a 5-year lease extension at Camden Yards?

Now, the organization must negotiate a new lease prior to its current deal expiring at the end of the year.

The right-hander with the funky submarine delivery spent seven years in Baltimore and made the All-Star team in 2015.

In his first public statement since Gov. Wes Moore announced that he is rescinding the chairmanship, Kelso said he respects the decision.

Cole Irvin won’t hit triple-digit numbers on the radar gun, and his spin rates aren’t impressive. But he’s known for grinding through innings and finding a way — which is what the Orioles want from him.

Irvin could be the lone left-hander in Baltimore’s rotation once spring training breaks.

Voth’s deal includes a $2.45 million team option for 2024 that can escalate by up to $500,000 .

Judge Keith R. Truffer on Thursday approved the order after the parties reached a resolution.

The Orioles are in the midst of trying to negotiate a long-term deal with the state to stay at Camden Yards and use their share of $1.2 billion set aside for improvements.

Baltimore Banner Ravens reporter Jonas Shaffer joins former MLB All-Star Adam Jones to dive into all things Ravens.

Louis Angelos asserts in an amended complaint filed on Monday in Baltimore County Circuit Court that his mother, Georgia, and brother, John, have failed his father and ”shirked their responsibilities and breached their legal duties, in multiple, catastrophic ways.”