Baltimore Orioles

    Dylan Beavers’ pinch hit crucial as Orioles stop Rays’ winning streak at 9
    Beavers pulled a pinch-hit two-run single through the right side of the infield in the seventh inning. Those runs gave Baltimore the edge in its eventual 6-5 victory against Tampa Bay
    Dylan Beavers watches his two-run single off Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Kevin Kelly during the seventh inning.
    Welcome to the Tampa Bay Orioles: ‘We just got Orioles 2.0 over here’
    Four players from the 2023 Orioles team that won 101 games are with the Tampa Bay Rays. “That is kind of crazy,” Cedric Mullins said.
    Bryan Baker, left, and Cedric Mullins celebrate the Tampa Bay Rays' win against the Cleveland Guardians on July 25.
    Meet the Orioles’ dogs: The furry friends who bring joy
    Meet the Orioles — or, rather, their dogs.
    Orioles outfielder Dylan Beavers celebrates his dog’s birthday. Rex is a dachshund and is about 2 years old.
    Jon Meoli: Inside the Orioles’ midseason pinch-hitting surge and what’s fueling it
    ANALYSIS | The Orioles are benefiting from learning to pinch-hit on the fly, with the club’s pinch hitters batting .295 with a 1.077 on-base-plus-slugging percentage since July 1.
    Colton Cowser singles against the Texas Rangers during the fifth inning on Aug. 7.
    Now healthy, Tyler O’Neill is the Orioles’ hottest hitter
    After trading away outfielder Taylor Ward, Baltimore will lean on O’Neill more heavily for right-handed thump.
    Outfielder Tyler O'Neill had an OPS of 1.023 since July entering Wednesday’s game in Minnesota.
    Shane Baz fades fast as Orioles’ struggles continue in Minnesota
    His shortest start of the year saw him waste the run support he so often lacked in previous appearances.
    Orioles starter Shane Baz allowed five runs on nine hits in three innings at Minnesota on Wednesday afternoon.
    Adley Rutschman debuts for Red Sox after trade from Orioles
    Rutschman hasn’t played since July 18 because of left wrist inflammation.
    Adley Rutschman, whom the Orioles traded to the Red Sox on Monday, poses in the dugout at Fenway Park on Tuesday.
    Gunnar Henderson delivers a vintage performance to boost Orioles past Twins
    Henderson wasn’t alone in this offensive showcase. Pete Alonso hit a two-run homer in the first, and Christian Encarnacion-Strand added a jaw-dropping 460-foot home run in the third.
    Gunnar Henderson celebrates his two-run home run with third base coach Buck Britton as he rounds the bases in the second inning.
    New Orioles reliever Alex Hoppe aims for the middle of the zone. He trusts his stuff to do the rest.
    “To be honest, I can tell you, I’m aiming middle-middle, and probably eight out of 10, it’s not going to end up middle-middle,” Hoppe said.
    Orioles pitcher Alex Hoppe delivers during the seventh inning of a game against the Los Angeles Angels on Aug. 5.
    Big Game Dean Kremer produces his best start, mowing down Orioles in matchup with former team
    The Orioles have made many a pitcher look superb this year. This time, it was an old friend who was traded away 10 days ago.
    Minnesota Twins right-hander Dean Kremer pitches against the Orioles in the first inning.
    The Orioles’ leadoff crisis: Outs and lost momentum
    Entering Sunday, the Orioles were tied for 28th in slugging percentage with no outs (.363), tied for 26th in on-base-plus-slugging percentage (.676) and, since July 1, Baltimore’s 69 hits with no outs in the inning were the fewest in baseball.
    Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson is hitting .200 with no outs in the inning this season.
    Pete Alonso answers his own rallying call with his best Orioles game in win vs. Rangers
    Alonso was only one piece of a vibrant offensive performance, but his first multi-home run game provided early cushion in what became Baltimore’s 10-3 victory against Texas.
    Pete Alonso runs the bases on his two-run home run during the fourth inning Sunday in Texas.
    Breakdowns on defense compound Orioles’ lack of hitting in loss to Rangers
    The two runs that crossed against right-hander Kyle Bradish in a 5-1 loss were unearned, bringing Baltimore’s tally to 73 this season.
    Gunnar Henderson fails to field a ground ball during the second inning, when the Rangers scored two unearned runs Saturday night.
    Shane Baz’s best Orioles start yet is wasted in loss to Rangers
    The Orioles absolutely still could do “something cool,” such as making the postseason. But this road trip got off to a poor start despite Baz’s superb showing.
    Shane Baz pitched an eight-inning complete game, allowing two runs while striking out nine, in a 2-1 loss to the Rangers.
    Jon Meoli: The narrative of the Orioles’ rebuild changed with the trade deadline. It didn’t have to.
    COLUMN | The Orioles organization was well on its way to righting the wrongs of 2025 and 2026, and it did itself a disservice in trading Adley Rutschman.
    Trading franchise cornerstone Adley Rutschman is hard to square with the Orioles’ near-term ambitions in a crowded American League.
    Adley Rutschman represented hope. That’s why these Orioles fans named loved ones after him.
    Adley Rutschman arrived in the darkest of days for the Orioles. When he was chosen first overall in 2019, Rutschman became the face of a rebuild that would be stuck in losing ways until 2022, when he arrived in the majors.
    Josiah and Casey Dells are photographed with their two boys, Adley and Brooks, on their way to an Orioles game.
    Orioles walk 8 times but score only 1 run in loss to Angels
    Yohel Pozo hit a solo home run in the third for the Orioles.
    Orioles' Dylan Beavers, left, is caught stealing second base by Los Angeles Angels second baseman Oswald Peraza (2) during the third inning.
    David Rubenstein talks Orioles trades, payroll and World Series hopes
    “The truly great owners, in my view, don’t pay as much attention to the bottom line financially,” Rubenstein said.
    Orioles owner David Rubenstein at a press conference to introduce first baseman Pete Alonso in 2025.
    Mike Elias is changing the Orioles’ identity | Banner Baseball Show
    The Orioles sold at the deadline, but are just 0.5 games out of a playoff spot.
    Trevor Rogers, still an Oriole, pitches them to a 5-2 win over Angels
    Rogers’ performance, combined with three homers, was enough to earn a series win. With back-to-back wins after the trade deadline, Baltimore is 56-58 and within one game of the final wild-card spot in the American League.
    Trevor Rogers allowed two runs on three hits and struck out nine in six-plus innings.
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