Baltimore Orioles

Paul Mancano and Danielle Allentuck break down how the lefty’s latest setback could affect the Orioles’ rotation. Tune in at 3:30 p.m.

Mountcastle is on the field four hours before every game taking ground balls with infield coach Tony Mansolino.

Means tried to shake his arm out between pitches, and the Orioles were intending to end his start after the third inning regardless of a rain delay that stopped the game.

After trailing 3-0 early, St. Louis flipped the switch following a long rain delay in the series finale.

Fifteen hours after he was supposed to hit, Nolan Gorman launched a two-run home run to give St. Louis the lead.

It's uncomfortable to watch — but already showing signs of effectiveness.

The teams were tied at 1-1 in the sixth when a storm and tornado warning caused play to be suspended.

The lineup that Ryan Fuller, the Orioles’ co-hitting coach, helps guide is one of the most powerful and dynamic in all of baseball, with a set of ascendant young stars leading the way.

Starter Dean Kremer was off from the beginning of the 6-3 loss, giving up a single and a walk to open the game.

“I think watching young players be comfortable and really come into who they are on and off the field is something that I will remember from that team,” he said.

The team is about to enter a stretch in which they have only two off days in 45 days.

Paul Mancano and Andy Kostka discuss how Mateo grabbed hold of the second base job in the absence of Jackson Holliday.

He’s neither a slugger nor a contact hitter. Henderson is an all-around batter who is showing no signs of slowing.

Mullins contributes two RBI hits and Kimbrel returns to a ninth-inning role to record a save as the O's clinch the series.

Rodriguez, in his first start since April 29, pitched six scoreless innings, allowing one hit while walking three and hitting one batter.

The Orioles took the series opener with a five-run first inning off right-hander Bryce Miller and then burst out for four more runs in the seventh inning.

The Angelos family had previously agreed to sell the rest of the team after Peter Angelos’ death.

There are more supporters for a challenge system, in which a pitcher or hitter can use one of the team’s three challenges per game to call for a replay review of the pitch.

The Orioles have won 59.9% of their games since recalling Rutschman. If anything can make a 27-14 start to the season seem ordinary, it’s that.

Baltimore is on pace to surpass 100 wins, so there’s an awful lot to like at Camden Yards