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Assuming no games are impacted because of the prolonged negotiations over a new collective bargaining agreement, the Orioles would begin the season on the road.

In March, a tunnel-boring company founded by Elon Musk announced winners for a contest in which cities, organizations and individuals could pitch tunnel projects to be built on the company’s dime. Among the winners was a mysterious Baltimore project called Ravens Loop.

Defending champion Argentina rallied to beat England 2-1 on Wednesday and reach the World Cup final.

After struggling in April and May, the 23-year-old posted an .841 OPS in June.

"It’s just a special, special moment to be embraced. Love Bake,” Rutschman said. “And to be able to catch him again is awesome.”

On Dec. 1, the current collective bargaining agreement will expire, and a lockout is expected to ensue.

“I just wanted to more than anything go out there, throw strikes, let them swing the bat,” Griffin said of his All-Star experience.

CJ Abrams and James Wood have been the driving forces behind the Nationals’ high-powered offense.

The Washington Commanders are hoping for a major course correction in 2026.

The Ravens’ offseason has been quiet. Perhaps too quiet. Can they get a deal done with a center? Re-sign Lamar Jackson? And what about Nnamdi Madubuike?

Cody Bellinger hit a two-run single and Ben Rice followed with an RBI single in the first against Cristopher Sánchez of the host Philadelphia Phillies.

Rutschman said he did not know if his agent and the Orioles have had talks around a new contract.

As the races prepare to leave Laurel Park, the community worries that a fund for local nonprofits may leave with it.

Rutschman finished last season with a .220 average and .673 on-base-plus-slugging percentage in a career-low 90 games. During the first half this year, Rutschman is hitting .253 with a .763 OPS. A trip to Philadelphia was his reward.

For Griffin, each stellar start this season was followed by doubts. Is his production sustainable? The left-hander has quieted the chatter as he takes his place among the game’s best.

Look at all the big trades and big contracts the Orioles have handed out. Look at all the high school draftees they’re about to sign. There’s a risk tolerance here that we haven’t seen before.

Harper crushed nine home runs in a span of 10 swings in the final minute, then went on to win the Home Run Derby at Nationals Park.

Blaze Alexander responded to a postgame comment from a Royals player, calling Vinnie Pasquantino’s statement a “weird take.”

The Nationals stars are staying later than ever to get treatment on their bodies.