Baltimore Orioles

COLUMN | They’re a .500 team that expects to win and carries itself that way, but they haven’t played a level of baseball to back it up just yet.

COLUMN | The Orioles utilityman has played four positions this season in just 13 games. And you'll never meet someone happier to be thrown all over the field.

This was Baltimore’s first extra-innings game of the season. It didn’t go smoothly, and it continued an uneasy return to the bullpen for Tyler Wells

The skipper showed his mettle by fighting through numerous facial fractures.

COLUMN | With his second home run in three games, Basallo's bat is heating up, and manager Craig Albernaz thinks that has to do with this extended run behind the plate.

Rogers allowed four runs in 4 2/3 innings. Sure, he gave up nine hits, but who doesn’t have an off night?

The mild right wrist soreness is near the spot where Holliday underwent surgery in February to remove a broken hamate bone.

“I feel good, actually. I mean, considering everything,” Albernaz said Tuesday.

The Orioles first baseman toured BARCS, met adoptable animals and donated $10,000 with his wife, Haley.

COLUMN | By simply showing his smiling, bruised face after getting nailed by a foul ball, Craig Albernaz helped set the tone for a fighting comeback — the kind the Orioles have had all too rarely for the past two seasons.

As a bruised Craig Albernaz returned to the dugout, the vibes in Baltimore lifted into a Monday night frenzy.

Orioles manager Craig Albernaz was struck in the face by a 70 mph foul ball off the bat of infielder Jeremiah Jackson on Monday night.

Kremer has been a reliable figure in recent seasons. He’s coming off a campaign in which he recorded a 4.19 ERA in 171 2/3 innings.

We know what it looks like when a well-paid first baseman doesn’t have it anymore, and this isn’t it.

Alonso and Basallo combined to be the sort of 1-2 punch the Orioles envision striking many times this season.

To replace O’Neill on the active roster, Baltimore recalled outfielder Johnathan Rodríguez, whom the Orioles acquired last month in a trade with the Cleveland Guardians.

The Orioles won Saturday’s game by the comfort of a 6-2 score against the Giants, with Coby Mayo’s eighth-inning RBI allowing them to secure a win without the need for a save for the first time this season.

Entering Saturday, Rutschman is hitting .294 with an .855 on-base-plus-slugging percentage.

Armed with a kitchen scale, a ruler, butcher’s twine and a serious commitment to the bit, The Banner analyzed every hot dog configuration at Camden Yards.