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    Why the Orioles optioned Dean Kremer | Banner Baseball Show
    Baltimore's rotation will look a lot different in 2026.
    When Orioles star Gunnar Henderson is on a baseball field, his grandpa will always be close
    Henderson’s grandfather died Feb. 10 at Grandview Medical Center in Birmingham, Alabama. He was 79.
    From left, Allen and Gunnar Henderson, TJ Etheridge at center, and Gunnar's uncle, Sam Brown, and his cousin, Brayton Brown.
    Craig Albernaz and Blake Butera begin their major league managing careers with honest talk — and razzing
    The two first-time major league managers have been close friends since 2015.
    Nationals manager Blake Butera, left, and Orioles manager Craig Albernaz.
    Ryan Mountcastle, Zach Eflin and other takeaways from Orioles president Mike Elias’ end-of-spring comments
    These are the major takeaways from president of baseball operations Mike Elias’ end-of-spring news conference.
    Orioles president Mike Elias, above, said he expects Ryan Mountcastle to be more than a bench bat and pitcher Zach Eflin has recovered well from surgery.
    In a surprise, Orioles option Dean Kremer to minors ahead of opening day
    The Orioles made the surprise move to option right-hander Dean Kremer to the minors at the beginning of the season rather than carrying six starting pitchers.
    Dean Kremer made 29 starts and had a 4.19 ERA for the Orioles last season.
    Meet the Orioles minor leaguer who struck out Roman Anthony and Cal Raleigh in WBC
    Micah Ashman is a 23-year-old left-handed reliever who arrived midway through 2025 as the other half of the trade that sent right-hander Charlie Morton to the Detroit Tigers.
    Orioles prospect Micah Ashman pitches for Team Canada against Team USA on March 13.
    Jon Meoli: The Orioles kept their ‘elite’ pitching coaches for a reason. They think there’s a lot to build on.
    Manager Craig Albernaz said the pitching coaches were “studs” at December’s winter meetings and called them “elite” both then and at the start of camp.
    From left, Baltimore Orioles assistant pitching coach Mitch Plassmeyer, pitching coach Drew French, and pitching strategy coach Ryan Klimek.
    Our favorite pictures from photo day at Orioles spring training
    Opening day is just around the corner (Thursday at Camden Yards against the Minnesota Twins).
    Colton Cowser is channeling the mentality needed to be the Orioles’ leader in center field
    Of all the Orioles players this spring, there may be none with a larger range of possibilities entering 2026 than Cowser.
    Baltimore Orioles outfielder Colton Cowser poses for a portrait during the Baltimore Orioles media day on Wednesday morning, February 18, 2026 at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida.
    To be ‘an elite Grant Wolfram,’ the Orioles reliever studies video of himself at his best
    This spring, Orioles pitcher Grant Wolfram has virtually guaranteed himself a roster spot on opening day.
    Orioles begin construction on flag court bar that will open midseason
    In addition to the new bar, fans will be able to get into Camden Yards earlier this season to watch the home team take batting practice.
    A rendering of the Flag Court bar in right field at Camden Yards.
    Orioles, Under Armour announce multiyear partnership that highlights Gunnar Henderson
    The deal, which includes sponsorships around Camden Yards, brings Henderson’s likeness to the Eutaw Street side of the new scoreboard.
    Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson walks back to the dugout after the fifth inning of a spring training game against the Atlanta Braves on Feb. 23.
    The Orioles’ final roster battles of spring training: Infield, outfield, bullpen
    With less than a week to go before the Orioles pack up and board a flight to Baltimore, here’s who could complete the team's roster.
    Baltimore Orioles' Bryan Ramos follows through after hitting a run-scoring single against Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Justin Lawrence during the sixth inning of a spring training baseball game, Friday, Feb. 27, 2026, in Bradenton.
    6 stats that will change for the Orioles in 2026 | Banner Baseball Show
    Baltimore’s season hinges on whether the team can correct these issues.
    Why a tennis racket is part of Orioles outfield coach Jason Bourgeois’ training methods
    Orioles manager Craig Albernaz joked that Bourgeois brings the tennis racket to the outfield to work on his game. But in reality, the drill could help Baltimore’s outfielders.
    Baltimore Orioles first base coach Jason Bourgeois, center, walks through the dugout in the fourth inning of a spring training game against the Detroit Tigers in February.
    Jon Meoli: Snubbed or not, Gunnar Henderson’s WBC response is great for the Orioles
    I bet everyone around and employed by the Orioles has watched the last couple of weeks play out thinking Henderson was going to be on a mission.
    Gunnar Henderson enjoys his solo home run against Team Dominican Republic during the fourth inning Sunday night in Miami.
    The Orioles’ strategy for challenging balls and strikes is beginning to take shape
    First baseman Pete Alonso, who declined to specifically detail the strategy to maintain what he called a tactical advantage, summed it up this way: “You’ve got to be self-aware to realize when to use it and when not to use it, but you relatively want to keep them for those [big] moments.”
    Orioles first baseman Pete Alonso said self-awareness is important when hitters consider whether to challenge an umpire’s call of a strike.
    Kyle Goon: Craig Albernaz is not afraid to stir the pot. The Orioles have needed a leader like him.
    COLUMN | For a first-year manager, Craig Albernaz has tremendous self-confidence, a combative personality and a motormouth. The Orioles have felt stagnant too often for the past season and a half. It’s hard to imagine Albernaz letting that happen.
    Orioles manager Craig Albernaz has opinions on a range of topics, and he does not mind sharing them.
    Orioles option Cade Povich to minors as rotation takes shape
    Povich produced a 5.21 ERA in 112 1/3 innings last year, and while he showed flashes of dominance, command issues have worked against him.
    Cade Povich has started 36 games over the last two seasons for the Orioles, and he was on the roster opening day in 2025.
    Orioles choose Trevor Rogers as opening day starter
    After struggling in 2024, Rogers returned in 2025 as a star. He posted a 1.81 ERA with a 0.90 WHIP in 18 starts last season.
    Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Trevor Rogers (28) delivers a pitch in the first inning of a Spring Training game against the New York Yankees at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida, on Friday, Feb. 20, 2026.
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