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Baltimore Orioles

    Armed with a new pitch, Albert Suárez is ready to build off his major league comeback
    Suárez enters spring training this year as a favorite to make the opening day roster. He’ll most likely feature in a bullpen role, but Suárez said “being available” for anything is the most important thing he can bring to the Orioles.
    Albert Suárez emerged from years abroad playing in Japan, Korea and Venezuela to become one of Baltimore’s most valuable pitchers in 2024.
    Once temperamental, Orioles prospect Samuel Basallo is impressing coaches with how he’s matured
    The Orioles are watching Samuel Basallo grow up before their eyes and keep pace with the more established Adley Rutschman.
    Orioles prospect Samuel Basallo throws to a teammate while warming up during spring training.
    Bringing the MLB All-Star Game to Baltimore must be a priority for David Rubenstein
    He can’t promise a World Series, but he does have the means to turn the sports world’s attention on his hometown.
    Baltimore Orioles owner David Rubenstein takes questions from reporters during Spring Training in Sarasota, Florida.
    Inside the Dugout: What I’m watching at Orioles spring training
    It’s a moment in time, yes, and one that mostly separates the offseason from the playing season.
    Baltimore Orioles outfielders leave the main field during Spring Training at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Fla. on Tuesday.
    Tomoyuki Sugano’s first Orioles bullpen session draws eyes and nods of approval: ‘Perfecto’
    Sugano, the 35-year-old right-hander making a jump to Major League Baseball as one of Japan’s most accomplished pitchers, showed off his elite command during his 35-pitch bullpen session.
    Orioles right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano debriefs his first bullpen of spring training with pitching coach Drew French, catcher Gary Sánchez and interpreter Yuto Sakurai on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2025, at the Ed Smith Stadium complex in Sarasota, Florida.
    Jon Meoli: David Rubenstein still believes the Orioles can win Mike Elias’ way
    The question this season will beg is, will the ownership group think the front office’s approach is enough to win? So far, it seems so.
    Baltimore Orioles owner David Rubenstein speaks with guests visiting Ed Smith Stadium during spring training in Sarasota, Florida, on Monday.
    Tomoyuki Sugano among new Orioles making strong first impression | Banner Baseball Show
    Live from Sarasota, Florida, Paul Mancano and Danielle Allentuck react to what they’ve seen and heard at Orioles spring training.
    Orioles owner David Rubenstein is open to extensions, but mindful of the risks
    “The way baseball operates, as you know, you get these long-term deals. If a player gets injured his first year and can’t play again, what do you do?” Rubenstein said.
    Orioles owner David Rubenstein takes questions from reporters outside the team’s clubhouse at Ed Smith Stadium.
    Orioles owner David Rubenstein talks extensions, stadium upgrades, creating a salary cap and more
    “We’d like to have players stay with Baltimore for a long, long time and their entire career," Rubenstein said.
    Baltimore Orioles owner David Rubenstein takes questions from reporters outside the team’s clubhouse at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Fla., on Monday.
    John Means, one of the brightest spots of the Orioles’ rebuild, signs with Cleveland
    Means made 73 starts throughout his seven major league seasons with the Orioles, pitching to a 3.68 ERA.
    John Means is expected to miss at least half of the 2025 season as he rehabs from a second Tommy John surgery.
    Kyle Bradish continues Tommy John rehab, says he has no regrets about trying to pitch in ‘24
    "I think if I were have gotten surgery in January there kind of would have been a little regret and questioning if maybe I didn’t have to get surgery because it didn’t feel that bad at that moment," Bradish said.
    Injured Orioles starting pitcher Kyle Bradish does sprints on the backfields during Spring Training in Sarasota, Florida.
    Newly disclosed FBI files reveal investigations of late Orioles owner Peter Angelos
    The declassified files show for the first time that the FBI twice investigated Peter Angelos during his life.
    2PBRFWA Peter G. Angelos, center, owner of the Baltimore Orioles, talks with members of the media at Ft. Lauderdale Stadium in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. before his team's spring training baseball game against the Boston Red Sox Sunday, March 18, 2007.
    Adley Rutschman spent the offseason stewing on disappointment. It has lit a fire in him.
    The Orioles catcher suffered through a slump in the second half of the season that was compounded the team’s second straight failure to win a playoff game.
    Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman stands in the on-deck circle before taking live batting practice at Ed Smith Stadium (Feb. 16, 2025).
    A mini hitting camp gives Orioles’ prospects a chance to take the training wheels off
    Eight players got a chance for one-on-one training with the major league staff and to get acclimated before the madness begins.
    Third baseman Coby Mayo said he valued the feedback he got during a mincamp for prospects before spring training started.
    Tomoyuki Sugano arrives to camp eager to help Orioles win a championship
    “He’s all about winning,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “That was clear in our two Zooms that we had with him this offseason, that he’s coming over here to win.”
    Orioles pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano prepares to throw for the first time at spring training.
    New Orioles hitting coach Cody Asche heard the critiques from fans: ‘We’re all trying to hit line drives’
    “But fans at home, I promise you, we’re preaching sound baseball philosophy and things that have worked in this game for 200 years, from Ted Williams to Pete Rose to Tony Gwynn,” Asche said.
    Orioles hitting coach Code Asche watches batting practice at spring training (Feb. 15, 2025).
    Orioles starter Grayson Rodriguez is tinkering with a new(ish) breaking ball for his repertoire
    In 2023, Rodriguez threw a slower slider with similar characteristics to the new sweeper he’s employing. Batters hit just .145 against the offering.
    “We’re going to mess around with it, for sure,” Grayson Rodriguez said of his sweeper. “It’s something we’ve been kind of trying over the last couple weeks.”
    Orioles closer Félix Bautista is confident he’ll be ready for opening day
    “I’m not 100%, but I would say about 85%, and I do think for opening day I would be at 100%,” Bautista said Friday through team interpreter Brandon Quinones.
    Félix Bautista was one of the most dominant relievers in baseball in 2023, recording a 1.48 ERA and 33 saves. He missed 2024 after Tommy John surgery.
    Jackson Holliday spent his offseason adding strength. And eating lots of ground beef.
    “He still looks really young,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “But physically? Physically, his strength is impressive.”
    THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13, 2025 — Orioles’ Jackson Holliday warms up at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida.
    Orioles’ core players, now more established, are ready to take flight as leaders
    “We have some guys in this camp and on our club that had really good starts to their major league careers. I think it’s organic that they are going to take on that role,” manager Brandon Hyde said.
    THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13, 2025 — Orioles’ Jackson Holliday warms up at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida.
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