Baltimore Orioles

There’s no fee to join the program. Student fans will only owe the cost of the ticket itself.

Henderson suffered an intercostal muscle strain on Feb. 27, early in spring training, and he missed the rest of camp.

Crochet, in his first appearance since signing his contract extension with the Boston Red Sox, will leave Hyde with more bad memories of watching Crochet at his best

The break-camp rosters, which feature all the full-season prospects’ destinations to start the season, are out now and feature plenty of notable names from recent drafts.

“Everyone had one,” catcher Adley Rutschman said of the high school baseball staple. “You noticed it, especially in travel ball.”

The first trip through the Orioles’ rotation is basically whatever you want it to be.

Should we buy Tyler O'Neill's hot start? Should we be concerned about Félix Bautista's decreased velocity?

This is still a really good team, and they’re going to win more games than they’ll lose even before the reinforcements arrive.

With singles and a cadre of relievers, the Orioles show how they can keep winning early this season without some of their biggest names available to play.

“These first five games, he’s playing really, really good baseball and taking great at-bats,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “Our best baseball has always been when Ced’s going.”

As a Band-Aid fix ahead of a more comprehensive sound system overhaul before the 2026 season, the Maryland Stadium Authority this month installed several speakers next to the Oriole Park scoreboard.

The Orioles scored in bunches, beating the Red Sox 8-5 in the O’s home opener.

These songs can come to define a player. When Ryan Mountcastle walks up to anything other than “Dear Maria, Count Me In,” it just feels wrong.

The Baltimore Banner brings you live coverage from Camden Yards as the Orioles play their first home game of the season.

There are new rules that govern what constitutes a home run along the left field wall at Camden Yards.

Dylan Carlson was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk.

The left-hander pitcher will start Monday's game against the Boston Red Sox after making the season-opening roster for the first time.

Fans believe in the team, but they have misgivings too.

Three physicists, an assistant GM and a player try to answer the one big question that every Orioles fan has asked.

“I think it’s pretty good business right there, right? Where you hit the ball, put some more mass in the sweet spot,” Orioles hitting coach Cody Asche said.