I’ve been fortunate to have good doctors throughout my life, and that includes the dentists, even though it concerned me when they removed my wisdom teeth.
As they do every year, the Orioles will be looking for additional starting pitchers over the offseason. One contender hasn’t made a major league start but was impressive in his eight September relief appearances with the Orioles.
Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias and manager Craig Albernaz met with the media on Monday to discuss the 2026 season. Here are excerpts from the session: Elias on Gunnar Henderson’s sore right wrist: “Well, it certainly never helps when you’re fighting through something.
The Orioles were officially eliminated from playoff consideration on Thursday, and manager Craig Albernaz said he spoke to the team on Monday. “It’s not a place we wanted to be,” Albernaz said.
During my many years as a frustrated intramural jock, I had a close friend and teammate who had an interesting philosophy when things were not going our way.
Back in April, Jeremiah Jackson hit a foul ball into the Orioles’ dugout that broke the jaw of manager Craig Albernaz. The Orioles would go on to win that game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on a grand slam by Jackson.
José Barrero is in the Orioles’ lineup at second base for Monday night’s game. Barrero will be the 60th player used by the team. Barrero is with the Orioles because two players, Blaze Alexander and Jackson Holliday, are on the 10-day injured list.
Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias expects to return next season, and he says Craig Albernaz will be back along with him. “That’s my assumption,” Elias said of his return.
Blaze Alexander is day-to-day after suffering back spasms during the Baltimore Orioles’ 9-5 loss to the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday night. Orioles manager Craig Albernaz provided the update after Alexander was forced out of the game in the ninth inning.
Believe it or not, Craig Albernaz didn’t bring “Guards Ball,” the scrappy style of play the Guardians employ, to Baltimore from Cleveland. As much as he was around it as an assistant there, it hasn’t carried over to the team he manages.
The Orioles scored a run Sunday. Sadly for this suspect outfit, very much the product of the inept baseball executive who put them together and should have been fired years ago, that constitutes progress.
Will the Baltimore Oriole score today? It’s a fair question to ask. They haven’t scored in consecutive games, they are facing one of the best lefties in
Outfielder Tyler O’Neill, who’s on the 10-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation, is eligible to return, but he’s not close to playing. Manager Craig Albernaz didn’t sound optimistic that O’Neill would return before the season ends on September 27th.
DENVER—After Wednesday’s game, the Orioles return home for their final 22 games. All will be in the Eastern time zone, 19 are against contenders and 13 are against the American League East.
Pete Alonso has been one of the biggest reasons the Baltimore Orioles remain within striking distance of the American League wild card, and he continued his productive stretch during the team’s weekend series against the Athletics.
Baltimore Orioles manager Craig Albernaz explained why Pete Alonso was removed from Tuesday night’s game against the St. Louis Cardinals, with the decision coming during a 13-1 blowout victory.
The Orioles’ overmatched manager is going to prevent them from making anything of this season. It really is as simple as that. He is not cut out for this
BALTIMORE, Md. — The trade deadline is an emotional day for all involved in the game of baseball. Some teams choose to buy contributors to enhance their odds of making the playoffs, while others sell to load up players that could provide future value.
Orioles ownership could not have provided a more emphatic endorsement of failing baseball executive Mike Elias than it did in late July. Particularly considering the growing fan unrest about a terrible MLB product and amid an eight-year tenure for Elias without a playoff win and with none on the horizon.
The Baltimore Orioles have found enough ways to stay in the chase for an American League wild card. The recent formula has come in the form of comebacks this week.
Just three games outside of the final AL Wild Card spot, the Baltimore Orioles face an important MLB trade deadline. Less than two weeks away, the deadline could bring substantial change to the home team of Camden Yards.
The Orioles rookie skipper did it again. Craig Albernaz, who has an innate knack to alienate those who are still bothering to pay attention to anything he says or does, caused another stir Monday night in another awkward defense of his horribly flawed baseball team.
The Orioles signed Pete Alonso to a $155 million contract so that he will be their first baseman of the foreseeable future. However, he made an embarrassing gaffe at the cold corner on Sunday.
The Baltimore Orioles will face an American League East rival for the first time this season when the Boston Red Sox visit to begin a three-game series Friday night.
The Baltimore Orioles fan base and community are still buzzing about the hiring of Craig Albernaz to be the team's 21st manager. The sentiment about this hiring choice has been overwhelmingly positive ever since it came out at the end of October.