The Orioles gave up two productive veterans at the 2025 trade deadline, and Boston Bateman was the main reason why. One year later, the towering lefty looks like a smart bet and one of the most intriguing arms in Baltimore’s system.
The Tides launched five home runs against the Redbirds Tuesday, but couldn’t seal the win, losing in walk-off fashion after a blown save in the 9th. Jeremiah Jackson hit the first of the long balls to pad the Tides’ lead in the 3rd.
In July 2025, the Orioles received six players from the San Diego Padres in the trade that sent Ryan O’Hearn and Ramón Laureano to the Padres. While one
This one started out with Cade Povich doing Cade Povich things, namely giving up home runs. Fortunately, although he gave up two of them, each was a solo shot, so on the whole, his outing was fine: Two runs on four hits and two walks over five innings.
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This game was suspended in the fourth inning due to weather. It will be completed today, followed by the normally scheduled game between these two clubs.
The Orioles kept Sam Huff in the organization with a fresh minor league deal after he cleared waivers and elected free agency last week. The move ensured that Baltimore could turn to Huff if either Adley Rutschman or Samuel Basallo went down with an injury.
Another Tides game, another impressive showing from Samuel Basallo and Dylan Beavers. Basallo hit a three-run homer and walked. Beavers double, walked, and drove in a pair of runs.