Baltimore Orioles

Our team of baseball reporters takes a look at the state of the division.

A source with direct knowledge of the situation said outfielder Ryan McKenna and infielder Nick Maton would not make Baltimore’s roster.

Opening day roster construction appears near completion for the American League East champions.

To Manolis Mastromanolis, Peter and the Angelos family were the epitome of the American dream.

The son of immigrants who always saw himself aligned with the working class, Peter Angelos always tried to do things he thought would help Baltimoreans. But he often thought he was the one who knew what was best.

How to understand a man who got a hero’s welcome after buying the O’s and also inspired 1,000 or so fans to walk out of a game in protest? Or, how to sum up a figure who has been crowned Marylander of the Year and baseball’s worst owner?

Orioles manager Brandon Hyde, Gov. Wes Moore and former Orioles writers paid tribute to the team's long-time owner.

Peter G. Angelos, the billionaire personal injury attorney credited with keeping the Baltimore Orioles here but who became despised by the fan base, died Saturday, the Orioles announced. He was 94.

Far more than Edward Bennett Williams and Eli Jacobs, the Orioles owners who preceded him, he ran the team on instinct and often with clenched fists.

Until Bradish and Means return, the Orioles will go with Corbin Burnes, Grayson Rodriguez, Tyler Wells, Dean Kremer and Cole Irvin.

This is a team that in many ways embodies joy, excitement and hope for the future, with championship aspirations and a young, talented core. This decision embodies precisely none of that.

GM Mike Elias says, even after an outstanding spring, Holliday has boxes left to check.

Holliday’s reassignment means Ramón Urías and Colton Cowser are essentially locks. That leaves four players competing for a bench spot.

Andy Kostka joins Paul Mancano from Sarasota, Florida, to break down the O’s surprising roster moves.

As leagues have invited the revenues from the vast legal gambling market, they've introduced new threats to their credibility.

Even though Holliday impressed with his .311 batting average and .954 OPS this spring, those results didn’t do enough to convince executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias that Holliday deserved a place on the roster just yet.

“The next chapter...I like how that sounds,” Rubenstein posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. “Go @Orioles.”

O’Hearn largely has moved past his standout 2023 season, except for a desire to walk more — particularly in full counts.

If you want opening day tickets, you may have to try your luck on the resale market.

The team acquired a No. 1 starter in a splashy trade and a fill-in closer with a major free agent signing.