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    Orioles’ Luis De León thought relievers had it easy. Then he became one.
    Being a reliever, Luis De León has realized, is not so easy at all. Except, despite a hiccup in his debut, De León has at least made this all look easy.
    Being a reliever, Luis De León has realized, is not so easy at all. Except, despite a hiccup in his debut, De León has at least made this all look easy.
    Christian Encarnacion-Strand’s glasses are a distinctive feature on a distinctive player
    Entering Tuesday, Christian Encarnacion-Strand is hitting .268 with 10 homers and an .817 OPS. His emergence has moved him into consideration for a large role in 2027.
    Christian Encarnacion-Strand celebrates with Orioles teammates after hitting a sacrifice fly to score Tyler O'Neill against the Tampa Bay Rays on Aug. 14.
    Pete Alonso reaches 40 home runs on son’s 1st birthday to help Orioles rally past Blue Jays
    Baltimore's elimination number remains two, but that still means Baltimore could be eliminated as early as Tuesday should the Chicago White Sox win and the Orioles lose.
    Orioles first baseman Pete Alonso celebrates after hitting a home run during the first inning against the Toronto Blue Jays.
    Jon Meoli: Brandon Young’s home finale shows how he’s grown into an ‘overall pitcher’ for the Orioles
    Against one of the league’s best offenses, Brandon Young did everything a proven big league starter should.
    Against one of the league’s best offenses, Brandon Young did everything a proven big league starter should. Young is seen her pitching against the Red Sox earlier this month.
    The Orioles are trusting Mike Elias to fix his own mistakes | Banner Baseball Show
    Elias and manager Craig Albernaz are expected to return in 2027.
    How one swing exposed a season’s worth of frustration for the Orioles
    “Swinging bases loaded after nine pitches not in the strike zone was shocking, and I’m embarrassed,” Orioles manager Craig Albernaz said. “Like, that’s not winning baseball. That’s not baseball, period.”
    “I’m embarrassed,” Orioles manager Craig Albernaz said after a sweep by the Milwaukee Brewers. “Like, that’s not winning baseball. That’s not baseball, period.” Albernaz watches the Orioles from the dugout earlier this month.
    Félix Bautista’s return is the Orioles’ lone bright spot in a dismal sweep by the Brewers
    The reliever faced five batters and threw 19 pitches in his first appearance for the Orioles since July 2025.
    Félix Bautista pitches in a major league game for the first time in 14 months Sunday night at Camden Yards.
    These out-of-town Ravens fans’ first MLB game will be Baltimore doubleheader
    Timothy Bess, a Ravens diehard who lives in Kentucky, has never been to an MLB game. And he’s certainly never been to a football-plus-baseball doubleheader. That will change Sunday in Baltimore.
    Timothy Bess, a Ravens diehard, drove in from Kentucky for Sunday's doubleheader in Baltimore.
    Mike Elias anticipates returning at helm of Orioles and Craig Albernaz will remain for 2027
    President of baseball operations Mike Elias said his working assumption is he will remain atop the Orioles organization, and he said Saturday that Craig Albernaz will remain the manager next season.
    President of baseball operations Mike Elias said his working assumption is that he’ll remain with the Orioles, while manager Craig Albernaz will return next season.
    Orioles lose to Brewers, 1-0, despite a masterpiece by Trevor Rogers
    As Rogers walked off the mound following the eighth inning, the Camden Yards crowd rose to give the 28-year-old a deserved standing ovation.
    David Hamilton of the Brewers forces out Rece Hinds to start a double play in the second inning Saturday at Camden Yards.
    Trey Mancini signs one-day contract to retire an Oriole: ‘One of the great honors of my life’
    The Mancini story is ingrained into the fabric of the last decade of Orioles baseball.
    Trey Mancini signs a one-day contract with the Orioles as president of baseball operations Mike Elias looks on.
    Félix Bautista returns to the Orioles, while Ryan Helsley is shut down for the season
    The Orioles are activating right-handed pitcher Félix Bautista off the injured list, president of baseball operations Mike Elias said Saturday.
    The Orioles are activating right-hander Félix Bautista off the injured list.
    Ravens-Orioles doubleheader forecast: Temps in upper 80s, thunderstorms possible at night
    Although the Ravens-Orioles doubleheader day is expected to start dry, rain and thunderstorms could dampen the fun at Camden Yards in the evening, said Luis Rosa, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
    Orioles fans can expect a damp evening at Camden Yards on Sunday.
    The rookie who is forever linked to Pete Alonso’s 300th home run celebration
    Orioles veteran Pete Alonso celebrated his 300th career home run alongside rookie reliever Alex Hoppe, who earned his first major league win, in a memorable beer-soaked clubhouse celebration.
    Orioles pitcher Alex Hoppe delivers during the seventh inning of a game against the Los Angeles Angels on Aug. 5.
    Orioles’ chances take another hit with 6-5, 10-inning loss to Brewers
    The Orioles scored twice in the ninth inning to send the game into extra innings, but they couldn’t answer Milwaukee’s run in the top of the 10th.
    The Brewers’ Jackson Chourio steals second base in the first inning ahead of the tag of Gunnar Henderson.
    Sig Mejdal changing roles in Orioles front office, will no longer oversee analytics
    Mejdal, one of president of baseball operations Mike Elias’ trusted lieutenants, will oversee emerging technologies and innovative practices.
    The Orioles have made another change in their front office.
    Kyle Goon: The Orioles were right to pick Pete Alonso as their star. He’s already one of us.
    COLUMN | His production as a hitter and a solid-fielding first baseman is one thing. But Pete Alonso’s acceptance of being a face of the franchise and off-field philanthropist cements how right the Orioles were to sign him.
    Orioles first base coach Jason Bourgeois (36) and first baseman Pete Alonso (25) confer at the end of the third inning against the Philadelphia Phillies on July 31.
    Jon Meoli: Not many players singularly define an era of Orioles baseball. Trey Mancini did.
    COLUMN | Trey Mancini really defined the era between the two defining eras of the last 15 years here — the Buck Showalter peak and the Hyde Peak — and the opportunities to celebrate that aren’t going to be frequent.
    Trey Mancini is the rare Orioles who wasn't a part of anything special, but he was the only thing that was special about his time here. And that's worth celebrating.
    In a game of routines, Orioles relievers turn little things into fun moments
    The Orioles' bullpen pitchers like to keep things loose. They snake through the outfield in a single-file line. They play bocce. Those light moments help with what can be a high-intensity job.
    The Orioles’ bullpen pitchers like to keep things loose. Orioles relief pitcher Yennier Cano tosses a signed baseball to Caleb Guarnera, 11, from the bullpen ahead of a baseball game against the Cleveland Guardians last week.
    Rare Ravens-Orioles doubleheader sets up Sunday grid-flock downtown
    Roughly 100,000 people are expected to descend on the Camden Yards Sports Complex on Sunday for a rarity: a Ravens and Orioles home doubleheader.
    Roughly 100,000 people are expected to descend on the Camden Yards Sports Complex on Sunday for a rarity: a Ravens and Orioles home doubleheader.
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