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Baltimore Orioles

    Shane Baz’s refined training approach could help turn potential into results with the Orioles
    Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Shane Baz throws during the second inning of a baseball game against the Athletics Tuesday, July 1, 2025, in Tampa, Fla.
    Jon Meoli: How I filled out my first Baseball Hall of Fame ballot
    A decade in the Baseball Writers Association of America means this year’s ballot arrived at my house in the fall, and while I can’t rewrite history or relitigate the group’s decisions, I can help shape the Hall going forward.
    Former New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez throws during spring training in 2004.
    Craig Albernaz on Orioles’ offseason, Pete Alonso and platoons | Banner Baseball Show
    The Orioles skipper joined the “Banner Baseball Show” to discuss how he plans to rejuvenate a team that underperformed in 2025.
    MASN to broadcast 20 Orioles spring training games, more than double last season
    With the Nationals no longer a consideration, the Orioles are at the center of attention for the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network.
    The 20 spring training games MASN will air in February and March are the most ever by the Orioles’ broadcast partner.
    In franchise first, Orioles sign 4 international prospects with $1 million bonus or more
    The largest splash is shortstop Jose Luis Acevedo, a 17-year-old from the Dominican Republic who signed for a franchise-record bonus of $2.3 million, a source said.
    Koby Perez, the Orioles’ vice president of international scouting and operations, observes spring training practice in 2024.
    What’s the Orioles’ next move? | Banner Baseball Show
    With Ranger Suárez off the board, should the Orioles pivot to Framber Valdez?
    Jon Meoli: Finally caught up with MLB, the Orioles have a signature international signing class coming
    COLUMN: The Orioles are set to add four position players worth seven-figure signing bonuses — headlined by shortstop Jose Luis Acevedo, along with outfielders Ariel Roque, Pedro Gomez and Gabriel Rosario, according to Baseball America — plus left-hander Andri Hidalgo, one of the top pitchers of this 2026 class.
    Koby Perez, the Orioles’ vice president of international scouting and operations, feels the team operated on the same level as its peers during this signing cycle.
    Nationals leave Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, channel controlled by Orioles
    Washington will join MLB’s production and distribution model, becoming the seventh team to do so.
    An employee wears a vest with a MASN logo during a game between the Baltimore Orioles and Los Angeles Angels in 2024.
    Under Armour signs a new deal with its biggest star
    After a very short hiatus, Bryce Harper is once again representing the Baltimore-based brand.
    PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - OCTOBER 06: Bryce Harper #3 of the Philadelphia Phillies acknowledges the crowd before game two of the National League Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Citizens Bank Park on October 06, 2025 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images)
    Keep ya (bobble) head up: Orioles add Tupac giveaway to schedule
    The legendary rapper with Baltimore ties will get his own bobblehead on May 8.
    Tupac Shakur in a scene from the film 'Gridlock'd', 1997.
    Orioles’ Birdland Caravan returns with star-studded player lineup, including Pete Alonso
    The events begin with a question-and-answer session hosted by play-by-play announcer Kevin Brown that features Alonso and manager Craig Albernaz.
    Orioles first baseman Pete Alonso is introduced during a press conference on Dec. 12.
    Orioles reach deals with Gunnar Henderson, 8 others before arbitration filing deadline
    Ahead of the filing deadline, Baltimore and shortstop Gunnar Henderson agreed to an $8.5 million contract for 2026, sources told The Banner.
    Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson will earn $8.5 million this season, sources told The Banner.
    Orioles co-owner Michael Arougheti says he’s ‘all in’ on Baltimore, plus other takeaways from panel with top team officials
    David Rubenstein hosted a panel at The Economic Club of Washington, D.C., to ask the brain trust of the Orioles’ baseball and business operations about the roster, Camden Yards upgrades and more.
    Orioles control owner David Rubenstein, who's also chairman of the Economic Club of Washington, D.C., hosts a panel with members of the Orioles organization on Tuesday, Jan. 6.
    The Orioles have checked multiple boxes this winter. Is another large splash possible?
    Baltimore remains engaged in the market for the top remaining free agent starters, sources familiar with the Orioles’ approach said.
    Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias, right, flanked by principal owner David Rubenstein, gives remarks during a December news conference to introduce first baseman Pete Alonso.
    Should the Orioles add a utility infielder? | Banner Baseball Show
    Veteran free agents Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Dylan Moore and Willi Castro could be of interest if the O’s want more depth in the infield.
    To help the Orioles, Shane Baz hopes to reintroduce a pitch he couldn’t locate in 2025
    Shane Baz struck out 176 hitters in 166 1/3 innings for the Rays last season.
    Why Zach Eflin’s deal is a worthwhile gamble | Banner Baseball Show
    Eflin made just 14 starts in 2025, but he still brings upside to a rotation that needs it.
    Jon Meoli: Nothing will ever excuse the Orioles’ 2025 collapse. But they did learn their lesson.
    A difficult season left few fans cheering at Camden Yards in September. But the Orioles appear to have changed their approach drastically after the disappointing season.
    Kyle Goon: 2025 was a lousy year for Baltimore sports. But here are 12 great, unlikely stories I’ll never forget.
    It was a tough year in so many ways. Don’t let it dim these moments, though.
    Derik Queen of the Maryland Terrapins celebrates with teammates after making a shot to defeat the Colorado State Rams.
    With a pain-free back, Zach Eflin feels ready to prove himself with the Orioles once more
    Back surgery has brought relief to pitcher Zach Elfin, who recently rejoined the Orioles. And it brings excitement for his future on the mound. He said his first bullpen session post-surgery is Jan. 6 and he hopes to be ready for opening day.
    Zach Elfin of the Baltimore Orioles throws a pitch against the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, Calif., in May.
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