At one time, Oriole fans and media wondered if minor league catcher Samuel Basallo would follow Adley Rutschman, Gunnar ...

Orioles top prospect Samuel Basallo, the physically imposing, baby-faced 20-year-old catcher, has been the talk of camp.

For some Orioles, how they perform this spring can make a big difference in what the 2025 campaign could look like for them.

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Grayson Rodriguez’s big strike in the offseason happened on a hunting trip in Mexico, where he shot a ram and now waits for it to clear customs and arrive in the United States.Rodriguez hasn’t managed ...

This wintery weather – snow, freezing rain, ice that’s closing schools and turning backyard decks into hazardous rinks – heats up the interest in pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training.The ...

For most of the offseason, the Baltimore Orioles have been connected to the San Diego Padres when it comes to a potential ...

The Padres, looking to offload some salary and recoup some value, reportedly inquired about some top prospects in ...

Samuel Basallo got his first taste of MLB Spring Training in 2024, when the Orioles invited the promising young catcher to big league camp for the first time. That experience should help the ...

Jackson Holliday began his age-20 season as a nonroster invitee to spring training for the second time in his professional ...

Advertisement Basallo might be hopelessly blocked at the moment by Adley Rutschman, but he’s the best catching prospect in baseball right now, having produced at every level up through Double A ...

With names like Basallo and Mayo making waves in the minors, it’s evident that a new era of Orioles baseball might be on the horizon. Catcher Samuel Basallo and infielder Coby Mayo have been making ...