Right or wrong, the perception exists that the Orioles are rather squeamish when it comes to longer-term spending. There are some reinforcements coming for the Orioles, but none of it is likely to ...

‘Trying to stay optimistic’ Orioles’ Trevor Rogers makes first rehab start for Chesapeake Baysox These are small April sample sizes coming at a time when Baltimore needs its offense to reignite.

The Baltimore Orioles made a lot of mistakes last winter, but one of their biggest regrets has to be missing out on Jeff Hoffman. Hoffman looked like he was headed to the Orioles after agreeing ...

Morton, 41, is 0-5 with a 10.89 ERA in five starts this season after signing a one-year, $15 million contract with the Orioles over the winter. The right-hander is coming off a disastrous outing ...

Baltimore Orioles (9-14, fifth in the AL East) vs. Washington Nationals (11-13, fourth in the NL East) Washington; Thursday, 6:45 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Orioles: Cade Povich (0-2 ...

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Orioles began Sunday with right-hander Charlie Morton making his fifth start since signing a one-year $15-million contract for the sixth club of his 18-season major ...

Barring major trades or reinforcements, the Orioles don't appear to have enough arms to compete this year, especially in a brutal division. Their outlook was already shaky coming into the season ...

The Baltimore Orioles and Cedric Mullins head into the final of a three-game series against TJ Friedl and the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The Reds are listed as +166 ...

The Baltimore Orioles' offseason was a mixed bag. While they added a few key pieces such as Tyler O'Neill, Tomoyuki Sugano and Charlie Morton, they also lost Corbin Burnes and Anthony Santander.

The Baltimore Orioles fell to the Cincinnati Reds 24-2 on Sunday, giving the fans very little to root for. It was a blowout for Cincinnati as it quickly quieted the people sitting in the stands ...

It’s still early in the 2025 MLB season, but the Baltimore Orioles have a problem. Worse, it isn’t a new problem. In fact, it has been Baltimore’s Achilles’ heel for the past three seasons.