Baltimore Orioles

The new classroom features a pergola, permanent musical instruments, clear art easels, a mobile whiteboard, picnic table, playground benches and two Little Libraries full of book recommendations from Orioles players.

They don’t look like they believe they’re very good right now, and they haven’t given anyone watching many reasons to join them in that belief.

“It’s only been 13 games, and obviously this team is very talented,” infielder Jackson Holliday said.

The Orioles (5-8) fell three games below .500 for the first time since July 8, 2022.

The Olympic superstar has fond memories of going to games as a kid with his dad, who was a state trooper and worked security at Camden Yards.

The Orioles showed a willingness to spend big on Corbin Burnes, but not over the term he preferred. Can this approach work?

The Orioles lost, 4-3, to the Arizona Diamondbacks, but the umpires were an unfortunately large part of this story.

Manager Brandon Hyde said a decision has not yet been made on who will take Eflin’s spot if the righty heads to the injured list.

Two sources said the Orioles offered Burnes a four-year, $180 million contract. The average annual value of that contract ($45 million) surpasses the $210-million, six-year deal ($35 million) Burnes agreed to with Arizona.

It’s just early in this season, for a team that — as hard as it may be to believe — is different from last year’s.

Frustrated fans are blaming the skipper for the Orioles' early-season issues. But is that fair?

“Gunnar being Gunnar is a really good thing for the O’s,” right fielder Ryan O’Hearn said.

Zach Eflin threw another gem but left the 5-1 victory with shoulder fatigue, Brandon Hyde says

The Orioles’ propensity for platoon matchups is well documented. At times, such as Sunday, it leads to frustration from a fan base hoping this season will lead to greater results.

Last year, Suárez proved to be a valuable arm, filling in for an injury-riddled staff as a reliever or starter.

More curious than Mateo’s inclusion in the starting group was his position: center field. The decision backfired almost immediately.

“Obviously, I’m not here to win one game in the major leagues,” Sugano said after the game through interpreter Yuto Sakurai. “I’m here to win day to day and, ultimately, get the championship."

It’s still early days for the 2025 Orioles. But they’ll still need to solve the case of their missing offense.

The veteran gave up too much hard contact in an 8-4 loss to the Red Sox.