Baltimore Orioles

While Kimbrel has had mixed results as of late, the Orioles have only lost three games with him on the mound.

In a video posted on X, Rubenstein told the real Mr. Splash that he was “born ready” for the role.

Paul Mancano and Jon Meoli discuss Baltimore’s suddenly deep cabinet of starting pitchers. Tune in at 2 p.m.

The center fielder has been playing strong defense, hitting home runs and stealing bases.

There is a lot of intrigue surrounding these pitchers with the Baysox.

He pitches six scoreless innings in an 11-1 win that completes a sweep in Cincinnati.

Means resembled the pitcher he was in 2021, when he threw a no-hitter for the Orioles, in a 2-1 win over the Reds on Saturday night.

The left-hander extended his scoreless streak to 20 2/3 innings in a 3-0 win that began after a long rain delay.

Nick Markakis, Terry Crowley and Dick Bowie will be honored in August.

Cowser and Henderson have accounted for 16 of Baltimore’s major league-leading 48 homers.

Here are three numbers that help to explain the power barrage in Baltimore.

Bradish allows one run in 4 2/3 innings as Baltimore wins for the third time in the four-game series.

In this Yankees series, the Orioles held a lineup that scored 30 runs combined in the two games preceding their arrival in Baltimore to six in four games.

Former Oriole Adam Jones, broadcaster Jerry Coleman and Banner columnist Kyle Goon discuss the state of the bullpen, the NFL draft and how the Orioles could do a condiments race.

Oswaldo Cabrera hits a ball that gets caught in the foul pole netting to produce the only runs of the game.

Means finished his 30-day rehab assignment with a strong outing Sunday for Triple-A Norfolk in which he threw seven shutout innings with one hit and eight strikeouts.

Paul Mancano and Danielle Allentuck discuss where Bradish and Means fit into the O’s plans and how the team should handle the impending roster turnover. Tune in at 1 p.m.

Henderson is the first player to hit 10 homers before May at 22 years old or younger.

There were no home runs — a rarity for a team that leads the league in that category by a wide margin — but rather hustle plays and small ball.

Over the last year, Keagan Gillies has become a dark horse candidate to help the Orioles’ bullpen sooner rather than later. Here’s how a refined splitter is helping his chances.