Alonso on historic homers clip as O's tie highest-scoring inning of season
BALTIMORE -- For much of Pete Alonso's first season in Baltimore, the Polar Bear has shown his prolific ability to homer the other way. In fact, eight of his first 14 home runs were opposite-field shots to either right or right-center field. Alonso’s 15th homer, however, was a blast to
Pham plans to opt out of Minors deal with O's (source)
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles signed Tommy Pham to a Minor League deal on May 16 to bolster their outfield depth. However, it seems the 38-year-old will be departing the organization without playing an MLB game for the club. Pham is planning to opt out of his contract, according to a
O's closer Helsley (elbow) strikes out 3 in 1st Triple-A rehab outing
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles may be getting their closer back before the end of June. Right-hander Ryan Helsley took a significant step forward on Thursday, when he began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Norfolk. The 31-year-old has been on the 15-day injured list since May 1, when he was placed
For every O’s homer, Holliday donating $500 to Baltimore hospital’s pet therapy program
BALTIMORE -- Over the past three years, Baltimore has learned plenty about Jackson Holliday. For one, Holliday always takes time for kids. The 22-year-old Orioles infielder may lead all of baseball in autographs signed, as every day he can be spotted on the field during batting practice putting ink onto
Holliday shows bark and bite with 3rd career slam on Bark at the Park Night
BALTIMORE -- Jackson Holliday has that dog in him. Or to perhaps phrase it better -- the dogs bring out the best in him. Another Bark at the Park Night at Camden Yards on Wednesday brought yet another grand slam for the 22-year-old Holliday, who continued his long-standing tradition of
Albernaz: 'No disconnect' with Basallo, who remains out of O's lineup
BALTIMORE -- Despite coming off the bench to play both Monday and Tuesday, Samuel Basallo was again out of the Orioles' starting lineup for Wednesday night's game vs. the Mariners at Camden Yards. The 21-year-old catcher/designated hitter hasn't started since Sunday -- the same day he felt discomfort in his
Rutschman's absence felt in O's loss as Basallo manages bony growth in wrist
BALTIMORE -- Two of the Orioles’ best hitters are catchers, and playing baseball’s most demanding position can often lead to small injuries over the course of a 162-game season. Right now, both of Baltimore’s backstops are dealing with ailments. As Samuel Basallo continues to play while having a “bony growth”
Here's the story behind the Eutaw Street HR plaques, a staple of Camden Yards
BALTIMORE -- Eutaw Street is 2.4 miles long and runs north-south through Downtown Baltimore. On a map, it looks like any other street in Charm City. Baseball fans -- especially those who love the Orioles -- know it’s not just any other street.
Could O's have more than one All-Star? Here are 5 candidates
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Play on basepath turns tide against O's: 'Not going to go chase him to right field'
TORONTO -- One play was the talk of the visiting clubhouse at Rogers Centre late Sunday afternoon. It was a play that didn’t go the Orioles’ way, but many -- including players, manager Craig Albernaz and Baltimore fans -- felt should have. If you watched the series finale at Rogers
Bradish struggles with breaking ball; Cowser, Alonso star in O's loss
TORONTO -- The Orioles continue to have plenty of pop in their bats of late. However, three more home runs weren’t enough to rally for a come-from-behind win on Saturday afternoon. Despite a trio of long balls from Colton Cowser, Pete Alonso and Blaze Alexander, Baltimore took a 6-4 loss
Rutschman goes 4-for-4 with 5 RBIs ... but his teammates wanted the cycle
TORONTO -- Adley Rutschman could hear his teammates yelling from the first-base dugout at Rogers Centre as he began to round the bases in the ninth inning on Friday night. His 104.6 mph liner landed perfectly in right-center field and slowed it as approached the wall. With Rutschman a triple
No righty has homered onto Eutaw Street. Here's why Alonso could be the first
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All you need to know about Eutaw Street home runs
There is no other Major League park quite like Oriole Park at Camden Yards. This was true the day it opened in 1992, and it remains true today. From the generation of future stadiums it inspired to its iconic brick warehouse beyond the right-field fence, Baltimore’s jewel of a ballpark
O's seize 'beautiful opportunity' at Camden Yards, finish homestand 7-3
BALTIMORE -- When the Orioles returned home after getting swept by the Rays during a three-game series at Tropicana Field from May 18-20, they sat a season-worst eight games below .500. Their morale could have been low. It even would have been acceptable to have flashbacks to 2025, when a
Polar Bear caps 5-run 9th-inning comeback with walk-off hit
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles have a belief they can win any game. They’ve said it. They’ve shown it. But at the same time, the odds were well against them as they entered the bottom of the ninth inning at Camden Yards on Saturday evening facing a four-run deficit against the
Rogers gets closer to old self, but runs out of gas in 7th
BALTIMORE -- What needed to happen for Trevor Rogers to return to his 2025 form? As Orioles pitching coach Drew French saw it, the left-hander just needed to believe -- both in his stuff and in himself. “He’s a really, really good pitcher, and I think the most important thing
O’s surprise Harlem Park 8th grader with inaugural Birdland Next Up Scholarship
BALTIMORE -- An emotional and powerful moment took place on Friday night at Camden Yards, and it was one that Amina Rice and her family didn’t see coming. During the third inning of the Blue Jays-Orioles game, Rice -- a graduating eighth-grade student at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School in
Big Al is back again: RHP Suárez returns to O's on MLB contract
BALTIMORE -- Every time Albert Suárez leaves the Orioles, the 36-year-old right-hander finds his way back. On Friday, Baltimore signed Suárez to a one-year MLB deal, bringing back the righty to bolster its bullpen amid a four-game series against American League East rival Toronto. Right-hander Cameron Weston, who tossed a
Young's revamped splitter fueling strong results for O's
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Weston K's first MLB batter on 3 pitches in scoreless O's debut
BALTIMORE -- Cameron Weston wanted to treat it like any other baseball game. But, when the bullpen doors swung open in center field at the start of the ninth inning at Camden Yards on Thursday night, the 25-year-old from Pittsburgh entered the most high-stakes matchup of his life thus far.
Luck strikes twice! O's fan snags two balls in two innings
BALTIMORE -- Avery Jacobsen had caught foul balls at Camden Yards before. But the 22-year-old Orioles fan from Lancaster County, Pa., had never come away with a ball in play. That changed on Thursday night -- in fact, it changed twice, so he decided to share the wealth.
For O's No. 4 prospect Gibson, 1st MLB win 'a pretty cool moment'
BALTIMORE -- The assignments haven't been easy ones for Trey Gibson in his first taste of the big leagues. But the 24-year-old right-hander has handled each one well, showing exactly why he's been viewed among the top pitching prospects in the Orioles' system in recent years. On May 3, Gibson
Blaze, Gunnar power resurgent O's to sweep of Rays
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles needed to get hot before their 2026 season potentially fell apart before the end of May, just as it did in ‘25. The concern was quickly growing around Baltimore that, somehow, this year could be a repeat showing, despite the injection of talent to the club’s
Baz dazzles with season-high 9 K's, proving to O's he's worth every penny
BALTIMORE -- Shane Baz is beginning to show exactly why the Orioles made him the highest-paid pitcher in franchise history. And lately, the 26-year-old right-hander’s success is coming against a team that knows him quite well. For the second consecutive start, Baz was terrific against the American League East-leading Rays.