BALTIMORE -- Watching the ball sail over the left-field fence from his place in the Orioles' dugout at Camden Yards, chills consumed Hunter Harvey. Seeing Hanser Alberto round the bases, sending the O's on their way to Tuesday’s 4-1 victory over the Royals and Harvey's first MLB win, the rookie

BALTIMORE -- It didn’t take long for Adley Rutschman to begin climbing the Orioles’ organizational ladder. The O's promoted their top overall prospect -- and No. 6 in the Majors per MLB Pipeline -- to Class A Delmarva on Tuesday. The promotion comes on the heels of a torrid three-week

BALTIMORE -- Shortly before they opened their three-game series with the Royals on Monday, the Orioles welcomed a visitor into their daily pregame pitching meeting: right-hander Grayson Rodriguez. The club’s No. 2 prospect, per MLB Pipeline, became the latest in a line of blue chippers the club has hosted at

BALTIMORE -- For five innings, it seemed like all it took to reverse John Means' second-half struggles was a little slice of home. Not Camden Yards, where the Orioles dropped their eighth straight game in a 5-4 loss, but the Royals, whom Means grew up rooting for as a kid

For the third consecutive year, Major Leaguers will put their personalities and passions on the field when Players' Weekend takes center stage during all games from Friday, Aug. 23, through Sunday, Aug. 25.

Here’s a look at the top performances of the past week by Orioles prospects in the Minor Leagues:

Major League Baseball unveiled the full schedule for 2020 Spring Training presented by Camping World on Monday. The spring slate is set to begin with three games on Feb. 21, and 28 of the 30 Major League clubs in action for Grapefruit and Cactus League games the following day. The

For left-hander DL Hall, one of the top blue-chippers in the Orioles’ farm system, the 2019 season has come to an early end. A team source confirmed Sunday that Hall, the club’s No. 3 prospect and No. 62 overall per MLB Pipeline, has been shut down with a left lat

BOSTON -- When Ty Blach walked off the Fenway Park mound in the sixth inning, the Orioles looked on the path of winning their first round game since March 31 and Blach had put himself in position to earn his first victory since July 9, 2018. The Red Sox had

There is something special, something immortal, about having your number retired. No matter what happens with your team, or the rest of your life really, no one will ever wear the number on their back that you did. It’s an almost indescribable honor. So, today, we take a look at

Ever since Babe Ruth launched Major League Baseball into the live-ball era with his awe-inspiring home runs, wowed fans have been asking: "How far did that ball go?" Teams had their own methods for estimating home run distance for nearly a century. But now, the launch of Statcast™ has given

BOSTON -- Hunter Harvey was hoping the call would come, but he didn’t think it would happen in mid-August. Around 10:30 p.m. on Friday, the Orioles informed Harvey he was being promoted from Triple-A Norfolk for Saturday night’s game against the Red Sox. He didn’t think he’d be called up

BOSTON -- When 9-year-old Henry Frasca arrived at Fenway Park in April to watch the Orioles play his hometown Red Sox, he had a goal in mind. Henry is a fan of the Red Sox. He’s also a fan of seeing people happy. Henry and his family had been moved

BOSTON -- Trey Mancini has been a constant for the Orioles this season, especially when they play on the road against the Red Sox. The left fielder extended his hitting streak at Fenway Park to 10 games on Friday, dating back to May 19, 2018, in the Orioles’ 9-1 loss.

BOSTON -- With just over six weeks left in the regular season, DJ Stewart is eager to get back to work. The outfielder has been battling injuries all year, and he was reinstated from the IL Friday after being placed on the concussion protocol on Aug. 7. “I’m really looking

The final six weeks is always the most exciting part of the season. The divisional and Wild Card races are two of the many reasons to stay tuned in the final month and a half of the regular season, but there’s much more. There are also records to be broken

BALTIMORE -- When the Orioles left Yankee Stadium in late March, they did so jubilant, early-season winners of two of three hard-fought games against the heavily favored Yankees. When they packed up and headed north Wednesday afternoon, they waved good riddance to the Big Apple until 2020. That opening series

Not every successful big leaguer was once a highly touted prospect. For every Bryce Harper, a former No. 1 overall Draft pick and perennial top-ranked prospect who reached the Majors at 19, there are countless examples of guys who have risen through the ranks with minimal fanfare to become impactful

NEW YORK -- The first half of this season was a dream for John Means, who came out of nowhere to emerge as Baltimore’s upstart ace and a surprise All-Star. The second half? Kind of a drag. Means’ second-half struggles continued on Tuesday, when the rookie left-hander surrendered six runs

After a week sidelined with a concussion, Orioles outfielder DJ Stewart was reinstated from the injured list on Friday. To make room for Stewart, the club optioned right-hander Chandler Shepherd to Triple-A Norfolk. The club’s No. 23 prospect per MLB Pipeline, Stewart was concussed diving for a fly ball in

The Astros had already played 66 games by the time 22-year-old Yordan Alvarez stepped into the batter’s box for his Major League debut, on June 9 at Minute Maid Park. He homered in his second at-bat that night, thus beginning what has been an electrifying 46-game start to his career:

NEW YORK -- Not long after suffering one of the more lopsided losses in franchise history last weekend, Trey Mancini stood at his locker and, through gritted teeth, spoke of turning the page. Resilience is a theme for these Orioles, with ample opportunity throughout this oft-trying season. With records piling

NEW YORK -- Brandon Hyde has known Gleyber Torres for years, since Torres was a teenager in the Cubs’ system and Hyde an instructor there, so to see Torres rake is nothing new. But by the end of Monday’s grueling doubleheader sweep to the Yankees, the Orioles’ skipper “kind of