Baltimore Orioles

While all the homers were impressive, it was perhaps Eflin’s pitching that provided the most reassurance as the Orioles embark on a new season.

An Orioles fan can dare to dream big after watching Tyler O’Neill, Jordan Westburg, Adley Rutschman (twice) and Cedric Mullins (twice) launch homers in a 12-2 win.

Fans wait all winter for this day. They were clearly not thrilled they had to wait a little longer.

There were a smattering of boos for “The Star-Spangled Banner,” although it was more tame than during the national anthem at the 4 Nations hockey tournament last month.

As part of a $200 million investment by the state, the ballpark in Bowie will receive player-focused upgrades, including a performance center.

It’ll be the first opening day for five players — Cade Povich, Tomoyuki Sugano, Jackson Holliday, Heston Kjerstad and Albert Suárez. Here’s the full 26-man crew.

First pitch between the Orioles and Blue Jays is scheduled for 3:07 p.m., but the game might not start until well after that time.

It feels worthless to write off this entire season as prologue and declare that all we’ll really be measuring the Orioles on is whether they fare better in the playoffs than they have the last two years.

“Let’s put it this way: They’re not sneaking up on anybody," former Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "They’re going to get everybody’s best shot. They’re not the little engine that could.”

The Mountain, as Bautista is known for his hulking 6-foot-8, 285-pound frame, is back after missing 2024 recovering from Tommy John surgery.

The Baltimore Orioles have their home opener Monday, just as the weather is starting to look damp.

The Orioles’ orange-on-orange combination will return in 2025. But is the monochromatic look considered fashionable?

Did the Orioles do enough in the offseason? What is the biggest area of concern heading into the season? Our experts weigh in.

Concerns about the O’s pitching staff may be overblown, while Baltimore’s offense looks ready to dominate.

The Orioles are probably going to be a platoon-heavy outfit again.

They are some combination of overlooked and undervalued, but they’re reliable and now experienced contributors to a team that has perennial playoff aspirations.

Local restaurants and customer favorites Ekiben and Attman's Delicatessen will be at Camden Yards this Orioles season.

Palmer clashed with his former manager repeatedly during his playing career, but the two developed respect that turned into friendship.

How will the Orioles’ season play out? Here’s how our experts see it.