Adley Rutschman, in his second day back from the injury list, hit a run-scoring double to break an eighth-inning tie as the host Baltimore Orioles pulled off a doubleheader sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays, winning 3-2 in the nightcap on Tuesday.
Maybe it's not too late to alter the narrative on the season for the Baltimore Orioles. With the lineup closer to looking the way the club expected it to, there is growing confidence even with the trade deadline looming on Thursday.
BALTIMORE–What happened? The Toronto Blue Jays entered Monday night’s game with baseball’s best record and the Orioles were facing a likely selloff in the next 72 hours.
What a fun baseball game! Since Adley Rutschman’s major league debut, it has felt like as he goes, so go the Orioles. That felt more true than ever today, as Rutschman returned from a month-plus stint on the IL and led the Orioles to victory with a three-hit game.
The Baltimore Orioles are starting to get healthy. After suffering a litany of injuries during the early part of the season and in the summer, the Orioles are expected to get many of their key players back for the stretch run.
The Baltimore Orioles entered the MLB Amateur Draft primed to reload their farm system that saw several top prospects recently graduate. Their $19,144,500
Adley Rutschman, Ryan Mountcastle, and Keegan Akin all rehabbed for Norfolk, with mixed results. Norfolk wins the Most Confusing Box Score award. This seems impossible, but the Tides had 17 baserunners — 13 hits and four walks — and scored only one run.
The Orioles don’t have an update on closer Félix Bautista, who’s on the 15-day injured list with right shoulder discomfort. Bautista wasn’t able to pitch in Wednesday night’s game in Cleveland.
Injuries have forced the Orioles to use a team record-tying six backstops this season, of whom Alex Jackson seems kind of interesting. It seems to be contagious, this injury bug that is striking Orioles catchers.
CLEVELAND-What happened? In the eighth inning of Wednesday night’s game against the Cleveland Guardians, Orioles interim manager Tony Mansolino called on Colin Selby with the score tied, 2-2.
The Baltimore Orioles will bring right-handed pitcher Zach Eflin back from the injured list Wednesday to start that night's game against the host Cleveland Guardians.
The face of this era of Baltimore Orioles baseball is Adley Rutschman. Drafted No. 1 overall in 2019, his Major League debut on May 21, 2022 was the demarcating
Adley Rutschman has been one of the Baltimore Orioles' best players since making his MLB debut in 2022. After getting drafted with the first overall pick in the 2019 MLB Draft, Rutschman climbed the Orioles' pipeline in just two years to become the team's everyday catcher for the past four seasons.
The Baltimore Orioles selected two catchers in the early stages of the MLB Draft. They also have catcher Samuel Basallo as their top prospect. With the MLB trade deadline approaching, Baltimore should be looking to sell, considering its dismal record.
The Baltimore Orioles have been dealing with some injuries throughout the season, and it’s hurt any chance they may have of being in the playoff race. They’re currently 43-54 and in last place in the AL East, and the one thing they have going for them in the next few weeks is that some of their key players will be returning.
The Orioles have had a busy two days of signing draft choices. On Friday, they signed catchers Ike Irish and Caden Bodine, their first two picks, the 19 and 30th overall.
TAMPA—Grayson Rodriguez, who has yet to pitch in 2025, has been shut down again, according to Orioles interim manager Tony Mansolino. “We had to pull back a little bit on Grayson,” Mansolino said.
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.
Baltimore Orioles star catcher Adley Rutschman suffered an oblique injury in mid-June that has kept him sidelined for a few weeks now. Although a timeline for his return is unknown, Rutschman did provide an inspiring update regarding his situation.
Catcher Adley Rutschman is in his fourth major-league season as a member of the Baltimore Orioles. Rutschman was selected first overall in the 2019 MLB Draft out of Oregon State University and made his debut in 2022, making an immediate impact by finishing second in American League Rookie of the Year voting.
Baltimore Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman will be sidelined through the All-Star break due to the left oblique strain that sent him to the injured list for the first time in his career.
When catcher Adley Rutdchman was selected first overall by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2019 June Amateur Draft, some people thought he might be the best catching prospect since MLB went to the current draft format in 1987.