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Baltimore Orioles

    Jon Meoli: With the Orioles’ offense scuffling and their top prospects ready to contribute, a ‘perfect storm’ is brewing
    You don’t see these circumstances often. Sooner rather than later, the Orioles will have to pick a path out of it.
    Jackson Holliday could remain in Norfolk even if the Orioles make changes to their major league roster soon.
    By emphasizing his faith off the field, Jordan Westburg is calmer on the diamond
    At the center of Westburg’s greater comfort in the clubhouse and on the field is an understanding that baseball doesn’t define him.
    Baltimore Orioles second baseman Jordan Westburg (11) “revs the engine” at second base against the Kansas City Royals at Camden Yards on April 2, 2024.
    Yennier Cano, pressed into closing duties for Orioles, suffers loss against Pirates
    A throwing error by Gunnar Henderson leads to a second straight walk-off win for Pittsburgh.
    Adley Rutschman scores a fourth-inning run for the Orioles during their 3-2 loss at Pittsburgh on Saturday.
    Orioles rally to force extra innings but fall to the Pirates in 11th
    Oneil Cruz lashes the walk-off single against Baltimore's weary bullpen.
    Orioles manager Brandon Hyde removes starting pitcher Tyler Wells during the sixth inning Saturday in Pittsburgh.
    In cold, damp Pittsburgh, Grayson Rodriguez delivers another quality outing for Orioles
    The Orioles behind Rodriguez produced the offense required to support a pitcher in fine form, with Ryan O’Hearn and Gunnar Henderson homering in the second and third innings off hard-throwing 22-year-old Jared Jones.
    Grayson Rodriguez struck out seven and allowed two runs in 6 1/3 innings Friday at Pittsburgh.
    Orioles, Ravens donate $5 million each to Key Bridge emergency fund
    The donations will support “families, port workers, first responders, small businesses and communities” impacted by the tragedy.
    Orioles owner David Rubenstein adjusts his jersey on the field at Camden Yards on opening day.
    What we’ve learned about the Orioles so far
    Through two series, the Orioles are learning where young players fit, how good their ace is even when he struggles and what the weak points on the roster might be.
    Each of the two starts by Corbin Burnes has been a good sign for the Orioles, but for different reasons.
    Jon Meoli: Breaking down how the Orioles can sustain their player development success, level by level
    Here are the things I’ll be watching based on each club’s roster and which factors will influence the continued upward trajectory of the club’s farm system.
    Coby Mayo is one of the five top prospects at Triple-A Norfolk who has begun the season by pounding on the major league door.
    O’s prospects powered Norfolk to 26 runs in one game. How much longer will they have to wait?
    It sure appears that the Orioles have five prospects in Norfolk who have little left to learn from Triple-A ball.
    Norfolk Tides outfielder Heston Kjerstad, shown here during spring training with the Orioles, drove in 10 runs in a 26-11 win over Charlotte.
    He helped Gunnar Henderson get to the majors. Now he’s leading the next generation of Orioles prospects
    Villa is involved in every aspect of player development, from hitting to pitching to fielding, ensuring each affiliate is following the fundamentals and philosophies of the organization. Some players are only a few years younger than he is.
    Anthony Villa, the Orioles' new director of player developme
    Orioles announcer Melanie Newman on why opening day was like a baseball movie | The Adam Jones Podcast
    Orioles announcer and MLB Network contributor Melanie Newman reflects on the atmosphere of opening day and the growth of the team.
    James McCann’s walk-off single brings delayed gratification to Orioles in 4-3 victory
    Baltimore rallies from a 3-0 deficit to win a game delayed by five hours at the start.
    For the Orioles, the day began with rain showers and ended with a Gatorade bath for James McCann, courtesy of Anthony Santander.
    Practice makes perfect for Orioles ace Corbin Burnes, starting when he makes his bed
    In Burnes’ rise to prominence in the major leagues, perfection is an ever-elusive target. No pitcher is immune to a missed spot or a run on the board. But Burnes has found a routine that works for him.
    Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Corbin Burnes (39) delivers a pitch against the Los Angeles Angels on Opening Day at Camden Yards on Thursday, March 28, 2024. The Baltimore Orioles won their first game of the season, 11-3, against the Angels.
    In a rain-soaked loss, Orioles starter Cole Irvin couldn’t quite find his form
    Irvin gave up four runs in five innings of work against a Royals lineup with eight right-handed hitters. The Orioles lost 4-1.
    Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Cole Irvin (19) delivers a pitch in the rain against the Kansas City Royals at Camden Yards on April 2, 2024.
    NBA legend Grant Hill says new Orioles owners are ‘stewards’ of the team
    Hill isn’t new to ownership. He is a part owner of the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, MLS’ Orlando City SC and NWSL’s Orlando Pride. “You want to establish a vision, you want to give resources, and you want to stay out of the way,” he said.
    Grant Hill, seen at the SportiConference Invest In Sports in October 2023, described the Orioles as a “civic asset.” (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Sportico via Getty Images)
    This season, Orioles pitcher Cole Irvin is using his glove to honor a former Navy SEAL
    Cole Irvin was dumbfounded by the former Navy SEAL’s stories of bravery and sacrifice, of missions to places most Americans will never see.
    Cole Irvin shows off his glove, which is dedicated to his friend Kevin Holland.
    Larry Lucchino, visionary behind Camden Yards construction, dies at 78
    Lucchino served as the Orioles’ president from 1988 to 1993, and his presence atop the organization helped to steer Baltimore away from the concrete bowl stadiums that were fashionable at the time.
    Larry Lucchino, shown here before a Boston Red Sox game at Fenway Park on May 4, 2012, was a driving force behind the building of Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
    Why offensive line is the Ravens’ biggest draft need | Banner Ravens Podcast
    Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer break down this year’s group of offensive line prospects. Tune in at 11 a.m.
    Jordan Westburg’s walk-off blast elevates Orioles, redeems Kimbrel after blown save
    As quickly as Baltimore lost its lead, Westburg got it back. The Orioles beat the Royals, 6-4, to begin the three-game series Monday.
    Baltimore Orioles second baseman Jordan Westburg is doused by his teammates after he hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning for a walk-off win over the Kansas City Royals at Camden Yards on April 1, 2024.
    Do you want the truth about sports subsidies, or to see dingers? These economists want both
    Whenever a billionaire asks for taxpayer money to build a new stadium, these economists are the people explaining that, no, it’s not a good use of public funds. But they love sports. Really.
    Dennis Coates, left, enjoys the Orioles game with his friends and fellow economists.
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