High-pressure setting doesn't faze O's Gibson in solid MLB debut
NEW YORK -- Trey Gibson smiled, patted the inside of his glove and let out just a smidge of frustration with himself. The 23-year-old right-hander then received a pat on the shoulder from Coby Mayo, tapped Adley Rutschman on the chest, fist-bumped Weston Wilson, Jeremiah Jackson and Blaze Alexander and
Busy travel day brings parents of O's prospect Gibson to NYC for son's MLB debut
NEW YORK -- JR and Karen Gibson had been staying at a hotel near Stetson University in Florida the past few nights, as their daughter, Nikki (the youngest of their two kids), was wrapping up her college softball career for Florida Gulf Coast University. They expected to be there through
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To go along with a young crew featuring Gunnar Henderson, Samuel Basallo and Adley Rutschman, the Orioles added some veteran savvy in Pete Alonso and Taylor Ward, giving the club a powerful lineup heading into the 2026 season.
O's No. 3 prospect Gibson to make MLB debut Sunday vs. Yankees
NEW YORK -- The Orioles have several exciting pitching prospects at Triple-A Norfolk, a group that made a positive impression on Craig Albernaz during his first Spring Training as manager. Now, it's time for one of those young arms to make his MLB debut. Trey Gibson (Baltimore's No. 3 prospect
Rutschman, Basallo are coexisting on O's roster just fine
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'Back in the old neighborhood,' Alonso homers on first swing in return to NYC
NEW YORK -- Friday felt like a return home for Pete Alonso. No, the Orioles’ first baseman wasn’t in Tampa, Fla., where he was born and raised. Nor was the 31-year-old in Queens, where he spent the first seven seasons of his MLB career playing for the Mets. However, the
Latest O's injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Orioles injury news and transactions.
O's closer Helsley placed on 15-day IL with right elbow inflammation
NEW YORK -- The injury bug continues to hit the Orioles hard again this year, and their latest loss is a big one.
Povich rejoins O's, to start series opener vs. rival Yanks
BALTIMORE -- With a fresh opening in the Orioles’ rotation, a familiar pitcher will take the mound when the club opens a marquee four-game series at Yankee Stadium on Friday. Left-hander Cade Povich arrived in New York on Thursday and officially joined the O’s ahead of Friday’s opener vs. the
Inbox: How close to Top 100 Prospects list is O's 2025 second-rounder?
We just finished our expanded and updated Draft Top 150 Prospects list, so the Draft is very much on my mind, as you'll see from the questions below. Our first in-season mock draft will come out at the end of next week, so be on the lookout for that.
Two slams in one game? Rutschman, Jackson give O's grand win
BALTIMORE -- How hot is Adley Rutschman at the plate these days? Well, let’s just say that a ball that was firmly in a defender’s glove unexpectedly turned into a grand slam for the Orioles catcher on Thursday.
At 80 years old, HOFer Jim Palmer eats 1st chicken wing -- thanks to Adley's slam!
BALTIMORE -- It took 80 years, 197 days and one Adley Rutschman grand slam for Jim Palmer to eat his first chicken wing. That’s right. Palmer, a Hall of Fame pitcher and longtime Orioles broadcaster, had never eaten a single chicken wing -- until Thursday, that is.
Flying bat? O's catching coach was made to snag this one
He’s the catching coach for a reason. Orioles field coordinator and catching coach Joe Singley put his job title on display on Tuesday in the second game of Baltimore’s doubleheader with the Astros.
NEW! Top 150 Draft prospects: Cholowsky still No. 1, but plenty of movement behind him
As the calendar gets ready to turn to May, the Draft buzz is starting to grow louder. And we’re leaning into it with an updated and expanded Draft Top 150. With two-plus months left before the 2026 Draft gets underway in Philadelphia, there’s a ton of movement on every team’s
Rogers lands on injured list due to flu circulating O's clubhouse
BALTIMORE — The Orioles’ starting rotation has taken another temporary hit. On Wednesday, Baltimore placed left-hander Trevor Rogers on the 15-day injured list, as the 28-year-old southpaw is dealing with an illness/flu (with the move retroactive to Sunday). Right-handed reliever Cameron Foster was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk as the corresponding
Now dad of 4 sons (including newborn twins), Kittredge back to dealing out of O's 'pen
BALTIMORE -- In a sense, Andrew Kittredge is a fatherly figure in the Orioles' bullpen. The 36-year-old right-hander is the eldest member of a relief corps that otherwise ranges from ages 24 to 32. At home, Kittredge actually is a dad. And his number of children recently doubled, as his
The hottest hitting prospects right now -- one for each team
The first month of the Minor League season is in the books, and looking at each system's hottest hitter can be instructive. A year ago at this time, Konnor Griffin (Pirates) was showing why he had the highest ceiling in the 2024 Draft. Roman Anthony (Red Sox) and Moisés Ballesteros
'It's going to be dangerous': Alonso upbeat as bat, O's heat up
BALTIMORE -- Coming off Monday’s off-day, Pete Alonso walked into the Orioles’ clubhouse at Camden Yards on Tuesday afternoon with a fresh haircut and the same positivity he’s brought every day since the beginning of Spring Training. The Polar Bear wasn’t feeling concerned about the club’s uneven start, the 13-15
Cowser sits for 4th straight game, but O's remain confident in young OF
BALTIMORE -- Last Wednesday in Kansas City, Colton Cowser appeared to be breaking out of his early-season slump. The 26-year-old outfielder had two hits (including a double) as the Orioles secured a series win over the Royals with an 8-6 victory. Since then, Cowser hasn't started a game, as he
Mayo getting out in front of early struggles
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When can Orioles expect more injury reinforcements to arrive?
BALTIMORE -- The number of Orioles players currently on the injured list is 10. But that's actually good news. As recently as last Friday morning, Baltimore's IL had 13 members. Then, outfielder Tyler O'Neill (concussion) and right-handed reliever Andrew Kittredge (right shoulder inflammation) were reinstated on Friday, followed by left-handed
As tough stretch continues, O's affirm they're 'more than capable of stepping up'
BALTIMORE -- Friday felt like a momentum shift. It felt like a chance for the Orioles to get hot and get rolling. It was another opportunity for them to stop “treading water,” as some inside the clubhouse have described the team’s uneven start, and to begin catching fire. Of course,
O's RHP prospect makes Team of the Week
Pitchers across the Minor Leagues are putting up eye-popping numbers and lighting up radar guns. Just last week, right-handers Seth Hernandez, Carlos Lagrange and Anthony Eyanson were standout performers -- and yet they still weren't quite good enough to make the third Pipeline Prospect Team of the Week for 2026.