It is Friday night. The Orioles have beaten the Blue Jays, 7-4, to open their series in Toronto. Dylan Beavers led off the game with a homer, the Orioles
Of all the names being considered to be shipped out of Birdland, with the Orioles one of the worst teams in MLB since June of 2024, journeyman reliever Rico Garcia is pretty far down the list.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are being viewed as a team to watch as the Aug. 3 trade deadline draws closer this summer. Although the Dodgers don't have any glaring holes on the roster, the team is looking to complete the rare three-peat this season, and the front office may be tempted to make some moves at the deadline.
The Baltimore Orioles are 31-37, fourth place in the American League East and two games back from a wild-card spot. Led by first-year manager Craig Albernaz, Baltimore is fighting an uphill battle to make a postseason appearance.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
There is a version of fantasy baseball where you see a .138 wOBA allowed and you add the pitcher immediately. There is another version where you see an unfamiliar name attached to that .138 wOBA and you spend two weeks convincing yourself it cannot possibly be real.
One of the best parts about baseball is seeing a journeyman suddenly get an opportunity and become one of a team’s most valuable players out of nowhere.
There is a 32-year-old relief pitcher in Baltimore who has allowed one hit in the field of play through his first 20-plus appearances of the 2026 season.
Few players on this Orioles team have actually exceeded expectations so far this year, but Rico Garcia is a clear exception. The 32-year-old isn’t just a standout amongst his underwhelming teammates, he is pitching like one of the best relievers in baseball.
The All-Star Game is still two months away, and voting won’t begin until early next month. While the Orioles begin Friday night’s series opener at Washington four games under .500, that doesn’t mean it’s too early to talk about the All-Star Game.
Entering the ninth inning of Tuesday night’s Orioles-Royals game, Ryan Helsley had been impressive — a 1.93 ERA, six saves in six opportunities and only two runs allowed in 10 appearances.
Maikel Garcia scored on a wild pitch in the ninth inning and the Kansas City Royals snapped their eight-game losing streak with 6-5 win over the visiting Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday.
Rico Garcia is 32 years old, was a 30th-round draft choice of the Colorado Rockies in 2016 and a graduate of Hawaii Pacific University, a school that’s produced just two major leaguers, outfielder Benny Agbayani and Garcia.
The Baltimore Orioles have come to terms with their second player of the day. Earlier in the day, it was reported that the club was bringing back right-handed pitcher Rico Garcia on a one-year major league contract after making a strong impression late in the season.
The Orioles announced that they have agreed to terms with right-hander Rico Garcia on a one-year deal for the 2026 season. The club didn’t announce salary figures but Josh Tolentino and Matt Weyrich of The Baltimore Sun report that the righty will get a $900K salary.
The Baltimore Orioles have landed a reliever who briefly spent time on the New York Yankees' 26-man roster earlier this season. According to KPRC 2 Houston's Ari Alexander, Baltimore has claimed right-handed reliever Rico Garcia off waivers from the New York Mets.
The Baltimore Orioles have added a solid piece to their bullpen. As reported by MLB insider Ari Alexander of KPRC2 Houston, the Orioles have claimed promising right-handed relief pitcher Rico Garcia off waivers from the New York Mets.
The Orioles have claimed right-hander Rico Garcia off waivers from the Mets, reports Ari Alexander of KPRC 2. The latter club designated him for assignment earlier this week.
While the bullpen remains an area of improvement for the New York Mets ahead of the trade deadline, even after acquiring reliever Gregory Soto from the Orioles, Rico Garcia has been dominant when he takes the mound.
The New York Mets have made a timely MLB roster move, reclaiming right-handed pitcher Rico Garcia off waivers from the New York Yankees after his recent DFA.
The New York Yankees' crosstown rival, the New York Mets, have picked up a Pinstripes pitcher. Rico Garcia, who also pitched for the Mets earlier this season, was claimed by the Mets after the Yankees waived him, according to a post by the Yankees.
After seeing their loss streak extend to three games against the Atlanta Braves on Friday night, the New York Yankees are once again shuffling the deck in their bullpen.
The Yankees' sketchy pitching plan backfired Friday night, and now they need to scramble again to cover themselves. According to The New York Post’s Joel Sherman, the team is designating reliever RIco Garcia for assignment after Thursday night’s bullpen scramble in Atlanta.
The Yankees have claimed right-hander Rico Garcia off waivers from the Mets, reports Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. The Mets designated Garcia for assignment last week.
In what has been a common theme for the New York Mets over the last several weeks, the team is making another change to their bullpen. It was reported late Wednesday night by Anthony DiComo of MLB.com that the Mets are calling up right-handed reliever Rico Garcia from Triple-A Syracuse.
The Mets are in agreement with free agent reliever Rico Garcia on a minor league contract, reports Anthony DiComo of MLB.com (X link). The Gaeta Sports Management client gets an invite to big league Spring Training on a deal that would pay him a $900K base salary if he makes the big league roster.