The first two picks by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2025 MLB Draft, caught a lot of people by surprise. With the 19th and 30th pick in the first round, they opted to take two catchers, Ike Irish and Caden Bodine.
The Baltimore Orioles have had an extremely difficult season when it comes to injuries, specifically in the pitching staff as many of their starters and relievers have gone down with some form of setback throughout the first half of the year.
The Orioles claimed right-handed pitcher Elvin Rodríguez off waivers from the Milwaukee Brewers and optioned him to Triple-A Norfolk. In parts of three major league season, the 27-year-old is 0-6 with a 9.23 ERA in 14 games, seven starts with Detroit, Tampa Bay and Milwaukee.
A team of the Baltimore Orioles' past is starting to pop up in the news. First, it was revealed that their 2023 trade deadline acquisition, Shintaro Fujinami, was heading back overseas to continue his career in Japan after he struggled to find his way in the United States.
One of the core issues the Baltimore Orioles are facing is the lack of depth in their farm system. In 2023, the team ranked first in the league for its high-ceiling prospects Jackson Holliday and Gunnar Henderson.
It's crunch time for fantasy baseball managers as we head into the final two months of the regular season. These 25 players could make all the difference as pickups or acquisitions for fantasy rosters.
The deadline to sign 2025 Draft picks is July 28 at 5pm Eastern. The 2025 Draft has come and gone over a whirlwind two days. The Orioles, with several extra picks available, came away with 24 players over the Draft’s 20 rounds.
In case their farm system hadn't earned enough praise already, the Baltimore Orioles continued to lap up the accolades in Atlanta this week. MLB Pipeline senior writer Jim Callis ranked which organizations did the best job "hoarding talent" in the 2025 MLB Draft on Tuesday, slotting the Orioles in at No.
Four years after they arrived in Baltimore, the Orioles hosted the All-Star Game before a packed house at Memorial Stadium on July 8, 1958. High on the
The 2025 season has not been kind to the Baltimore Orioles. After winning at least 90 games in each of the past two seasons, many thought that their young core would elevate them to World Series contention.
The Orioles knew Tyler O’Neill came with significant injury risk when they signed the outfielder to a 3-year, $49.5 million deal. They didn’t know that he would post a 66 OPS+ when healthy.
The Baltimore Orioles were a team that many people were keeping a close eye on during the 2025 MLB draft. Their farm system is in need of a talent infusion with so many players graduating to the Big Leagues in recent years.
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One of the more interesting questions to be answered in the Orioles’ second half is the future of Tony Mansolino. Mansolino was named interim manager on May 17th, and the Orioles have a decent record, 28-24, under him.
Charlie Morton’s time with the Orioles couldn’t have begun much worse. He started his first five appearances and lost all of them. His best outing in that stretch was a five-inning start in which he recorded 10 strikeouts but allowed five runs.
The 2025 MLB draft presented the Baltimore Orioles with a golden opportunity to upgrade their farm system's talent with some high-upside players. With seven selections on Day 1 in the first three rounds, the Orioles could be aggressive in some spots if a player they liked unexpectedly dropped to them.
The 2025 MLB draft was a busy one for the Baltimore Orioles, who had seven selections to make through the first three rounds on Day 1. To the surprise of no one, all four of their first-round selections, including compensatory picks, were used on positional players.
It has been an extremely disappointing first half of the season for the Baltimore Orioles, who have fallen well short of expectations. Coming into the year, this was a team that was expected to compete for the AL East crown, but instead is in last place.
The Baltimore Orioles have had a nightmarish season that has seen their manager fired and fans calling for the decision makers to suffer the same fate.
Teams can never get enough good left-handed pitching from the college ranks and another one has been taken at the 2025 MLB Draft. The Baltimore Orioles have selected USC‘s Caden Hunter with the No.
Vanderbilt outfielder RJ Austin has heard his name called during the 2025 MLB Draft. He was selected No. 93rd overall in the third round by the Baltimore Orioles.
Auburn star Ike Irish is officially taking his talents to the next level. He has heard his name called in the 2025 MLB Draft. The Baltimore Orioles selected Irish with the No.
Grant Wolfram rejoins the Orioles after earning his first MLB win earlier this week, as Baltimore continues to reshape its bullpen and weigh trade deadline options.
The Baltimore Orioles are expected to trade away a slew of pitching from their disappointing roster, even in addition to dealing away reliever Bryan Baker earlier this week.
One thing the Baltimore Orioles must address this year is their weakening farm system. After spending three years at the top of the minor league rankings, the team’s system is finally tapped out.