Alonso, Rutschman key O's impressive offensive showing with July 4 energy
CINCINNATI -- Fourth of July baseball always brings a palpable buzz. That was especially the case Saturday night in Cincinnati, where 33,047 fans packed Great American Ball Park to witness the 2026 debut of Reds right-hander Hunter Greene, one of MLB’s most electric starters in recent years.
Rutschman joins rare O’s company with latest All-Star nod
CINCINNATI -- For the third time in four years, Adley Rutschman is an All-Star. The Orioles’ catcher is again heading to the Midsummer Classic, which will be held at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia on July 14. Rutschman was announced as a member of the American League roster during the
Batterymates Basallo, Rogers continue to bring out the best in each other
CINCINNATI -- Since arriving in the big leagues last August, Samuel Basallo has caught Trevor Rogers 15 times, much more than he’s been paired with any other starting pitcher on the Orioles’ staff. The two have developed a strong connection, and Rogers has praised the 21-year-old backstop’s work behind the
Helsley lands on IL for second time in '26 with elbow discomfort
CINCINNATI -- The Orioles are again going to be without their closer for at least a couple of weeks -- and potentially longer. On Friday, Baltimore placed right-hander Ryan Helsley on the 15-day injured list prior to the opener at Cincinnati. Right-hander Anthony Nunez was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk to
Irish, Dzierwa headed to Futures Game; latest on Mejia, Gongora, Draft
BALTIMORE -- July is an exciting month on the Minor League Baseball calendar. Top prospects are putting themselves in position for potential promotions. The 2026 MLB Draft is quickly approaching (July 11 and 12). And the All-Star Futures Game is right around the corner as well (July 12).
Beltway rivals O's, Nats complete trade for 1st time ever
BALTIMORE -- For the first time since the Nationals arrived in Washington in 2005, the club has completed a trade with its closest geographical MLB counterpart. On Wednesday, the Orioles sent right-hander Kyle Nicolas to the Nats in exchange for Minor League infielder Randal Diaz. Nicolas was optioned to Triple-A
Kremer stellar for O's in return from IL; O'Neill homers on Canada Day
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles needed a stopper. And right on cue, Dean Kremer returned. After missing more than two months due to a right quad strain, Kremer was reinstated from the injured list on Wednesday, and provided exactly the type of outing Baltimore was looking for. The 30-year-old right-hander tossed
Helsley experiences right elbow discomfort while warming in O's bullpen
BALTIMORE -- Ryan Helsley was warming in the Orioles' bullpen prior to the ninth inning of the team's 6-1 win over the White Sox at Camden Yards on Wednesday afternoon. However, when the doors swung open in center field, it was Andrew Kittredge -- not Helsley -- who ran through
'They have every right to boo': Albernaz, Orioles confront struggles as Deadline looms
BALTIMORE -- The home supporters at Camden Yards voiced their displeasure during the third inning on Tuesday night, as Junior Perez and two of his White Sox teammates rounded the bases following his three-run home run -- a blast that capped a seven-run rally and had the Orioles well on
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
With broadcasting debut, Ryan Ripken sets course for his part of Ripken legacy
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Déjà vu? 'Gold Glove-caliber' Cowser fearless with 2nd HR robbery in as many days
BALTIMORE -- Colton Cowser is developing a knack for providing moments of déjà vu. Remember last month when the Orioles’ center fielder hit walk-off home runs on back-to-back days? (May 24 vs. the Tigers and May 25 vs. the Rays). Well, Cowser is back at it again this week, only
O's place Akin (left elbow discomfort) on IL, recall Walker from Triple-A
BALTIMORE -- One of the longest-tenured players on the Orioles’ roster has hit the injured list and won’t be back until after the All-Star break, at the earliest. Left-hander Keegan Akin was placed on the 15-day IL due to left elbow discomfort prior to Monday night’s series opener vs. the
Cowser wows in center, but O's still need to clean up defensive miscues
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles have not played their best defense in 2026. They did not play their best defense on Sunday, either, when they took a 6-4 loss to the Nationals in the finale of a three-game series at Camden Yards. However, Colton Cowser continues to be one of the
Adley, Beavers activated as Orioles DFA Huff, option Jackson
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles got a pair of key position-player reinforcements on Sunday morning. However, the transactions came along with a pair of moves that were a bit surprising. Baltimore reinstated catcher Adley Rutschman (concussion) and outfielder Dylan Beavers (oblique) from the injured list prior to its 6-4 loss in
'We're going for it': Elias says Orioles plan to be buyers at Trade Deadline
BALTIMORE -- MLB’s Trade Deadline isn’t until Aug. 3. A lot can change between now and then, and perhaps there will be more clarity in the American League by that time, as nearly every team in the Junior Circuit entered Saturday either in postseason position or within striking distance of
Gunnar gives back: O's shortstop surprises local kid with specialized cleats
BALTIMORE -- The story of 11-year-old Declan Lefevre’s youth baseball career is inspirational. When Declan was about 4 years old, a doctor noticed his legs were different lengths. And it wasn’t something he would grow out of, either, which is something his parents -- father Jeff Lefevre and mother Nichole
Elias on Rutschman's future with O's: 'We want him here forever'
BALTIMORE -- As the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline keeps drawing closer, rumors will continue to circulate, particularly on social media. Naturally, some will have more merit than others. One player who has already been featured in some online speculation this summer is Adley Rutschman. Would the Orioles consider dealing the
Rogers' renaissance gathers momentum with another June gem
BALTIMORE -- The 2025 version of Trevor Rogers appears to be back in Baltimore. After a difficult start to 2026, Rogers has been putting everything back together in mid-June. The 28-year-old left-hander continued his recent run of success on Friday night, when he tossed 6 1/3 stellar innings during the
Kremer, Povich make 2nd rehab starts as O's rotation reinforcements near return
BALTIMORE -- A pair of pitchers who could soon serve as rotation reinforcements for the Orioles each took another step forward in their recovery on Friday night -- and one did so with quite an impressive outing.
2-time HR Derby champ Alonso on new '26 format: 'I think it's really smart'
ANAHEIM -- Pete Alonso is a two-time Home Run Derby champion, having won the title in both 2019 and ‘21. The Orioles slugger (who spent the first seven seasons of his eight-year MLB career with the Mets) is also a five-time Derby participant, as he competed in the event every
Holliday out of lineup for 4th straight game, but pinch-hits in finale vs. Angels
ANAHEIM -- Jackson Holliday's return to the Orioles’ lineup won't come until the team returns home later this week. Holliday was out of the lineup for the fourth straight game due to groin tightness on Wednesday, when the O's concluded their three-game series at Angel Stadium with a 7-6, 10-inning
Sloppy O's defense spoils Basallo's career day at plate
ANAHEIM -- The 18.9 mph dribbler off the bat of the Angels’ Logan O’Hoppe slowly rolled down the third-base line, before Orioles catcher Samuel Basallo jumped up out of his crouch and retrieved it within 15-20 feet of home plate. At that point, the 21-year-old rookie backstop had to immediately
O's search for four in a row continues after loss in Anaheim
ANAHEIM -- Baltimore’s first winning streak of four or more games during the 2026 season will have to wait until the second half of its schedule.
O's offseason trades paying big dividends so far
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