The Boston Red Sox are about to kick off action for the second half of the season and there's still room for growth. Boston is riding a 10-game winning streak ahead of the second-half opener on Friday against the Chicago Cubs.
With the 2025 All-Star game now in the rearview mirror, all eyes around the sport have turned towards the MLB Trade Deadline that will be taking place at the end of the month.
After winning 10 straight games to close out the first half of the season, the Boston Red Sox look like they will take an aggressive approach at the trade deadline.
MLB began awarding the All-Star Game MVP Award during the 1962 season. How many of the MVPs since then can you name in six minutes?
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.
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.
Will the Boston Red Sox add any more pieces before the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline? With the way that Boston was playing ahead of the All-Star break, the obvious answer seems to be yes.
BALTIMORE–The Orioles’ game with the New York Mets, scheduled for 7:05 p.m. on Wednesday has been postponed by inclement weather. It will be made up as part of a split-admission doubleheader on Thursday with the first game beginning at 12:05 p.m.
The Los Angeles Angels are still hanging around the Wild Card race in the very competitive American League. While Yusei Kikuchi in particular has been very good this year atop the staff, the Halos could use another veteran arm to further fortify the rotation and push for a playoff spot.
In the Orioles' game against the Atlanta Braves, Charlie Morton earned his fifth win against his former team. Morton, who spent four years with the Braves before joining Baltimore, struck out seven batters over 5.1 innings on Friday.
Charlie Morton made his homecoming to Truist Park Friday, his first start since his departure from the Atlanta Braves over the winter. He gave the Orioles 5 1/3 innings pitched, allowing two runs on six hits and a walk while striking out seven.
Success in Major League Baseball can be measured in many ways; namely, winning a World Series. As a player, it is truly special. Meanwhile, doing so in the capacity of manager is a significant accomplishment, considering the pressure to succeed.
Atlanta Braves news and notes from Friday. Atlanta Braves skipper Brian Snitker announced that left-hander Aaron Bummer would start Saturday’s bullpen game against the Baltimore Orioles.
The Orioles used a pair of home runs and a dynamite night of pitching to prevail in the series opener in Atlanta. Charlie Morton diced up his former team, the Orioles bullpen was perfect, and a pair of home runs gave them all the offense they needed in a 3-2 series-opening win against the Braves on Friday night in Atlanta.
Spencer Strider will try to get back on a roll after a meh outing last time out For a series-opening July 4 game between two teams that are basically irrelevant to the broader baseball landscape for 2025 at this point, boy, there’s a lot of narrative to wade through here.
Baltimore right-hander Charlie Morton will make his return to Atlanta on Friday when the Orioles open a three-game series against the Braves. The Braves lost two of three against the visiting Los Angeles Angels the past three days and have dropped six of their past eight.
This week has turned out to be reunion season for the Atlanta Braves with multiple members of the organization returning to Truist Park. Three notable standouts are on the rosters of the Angels and Orioles teams coming to Atlanta: World Series champions Charlie Morton, Travis d'Arnaud and Jorge Soler.
Orioles right-hander Zach Eflin left his start this afternoon after just one inning due to what Baltimore later announced as lower back tightness. After
At one point, Charlie Morton was so bad the Baltimore Orioles consigned him to their bullpen. Now? He could help them build for 2026. The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal (subscription required) wrote on Friday that Morton is “emerging as a legitimate trade candidate” after he’s flipped the script on an abysmal start of the season.
Several names have been tossed around as potential fits for the Chicago Cubs’ unsteady rotation: Mitch Keller, Andrew Heaney, Zach Eflin, etc. There are several quality hurlers the Cubs can choose from, but there is another emerging name that has surfaced, a pitcher who has had some stunning recent success.
The Baltimore Orioles have not lived up to most expectations this season, and one of the club’s veterans might not be able to net a trade deadline return given his contract.
Hear me out: the Braves reuniting with Charlie Morton might actually make sense. Even before the Chris Sale injury, Atlanta’s starting pitching depth was razor thin.
After a rough start to the 2025 season, 41-year-old Charlie Morton has been dominant in his last seven appearances for the Orioles. In Friday’s matchup against the Tampa Bay Rays, Morton tossed 6.0 innings, allowing six hits and striking out seven without issuing a single walk during his outing.
Charlie Morton hit Jose Caballero with a pitch. It marked the 191st time Morton hit a batter in his career, moving him ahead of Hall of Fame left-hander Randy Johnson for fifth all-time.
Charlie Morton struck out 10 in five innings and the Baltimore Orioles withstood the visiting Los Angeles Angels and two lengthy weather delays to win 2-0 on Friday night in the opener of a three-game series.
Charlie Morton threw 6 2/3 strong innings in another encouraging performance from the mound as the Baltimore Orioles completed a three-game sweep of the visiting Chicago White Sox, winning 3-2 on Sunday afternoon.
The Baltimore Orioles are down, but they might not be out.
Charlie Morton is adamant that this isn't a time to give up on what he can bring to the Orioles. He accepts his role in the bullpen and believes better things are ahead.
While plenty of things have gone wrong for the Baltimore Orioles through the first 21 games of the 2025 season, the offseason signing of starting pitcher Charlie Morton is standing out as one of the franchise's biggest blunders.
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