The Baltimore Orioles are expected to add to their pitching staff this offseason. The club's new president of baseball operations Mike Elias has hinted
Getting back on the field at all in 2025 was a win for Tyler Wells. The 31-year-old had been out since April of 2024 with the second major elbow injury of his career.
BALTIMORE–What happened? In the second-to-last home game of the season, the Orioles produced no early offense and were no-hit by three Tampa Bay Rays pitchers for six innings.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Tyler Wells set the bar high in his first three appearances of the year, but the 31-year-old finally ran into some trouble this evening. The Rays got to Wells early, while the Orioles failed to record a hit their first two times through the lineup.
CHICAGO–What happened? Four months ago, Tony Mansolino became the Orioles’ interim manager. He doesn’t know whether he’ll be retained. If he does return, he’ll have interesting choices to make when it comes to starting pitchers.
SAN DIEGO–What happened? The Orioles waited a long time for Tyler Wells to return from reconstructive right elbow surgery, and the wait was for it. For the second time in the last six days, an Orioles starter returned from a lengthy absence and delivered a worthy performance.
Emmanuel Rivera knocked in four runs Tuesday night and Tyler Wells won his first start in more than 16 months as the visiting Baltimore Orioles kept the San Diego Padres' recent skid going with a 6-2 victory.
The Baltimore Orioles reinstated pitcher Tyler Wells from the 60-day injured list and he will make the start Tuesday in San Diego. Wells, 31, has not pitched since April 12, 2024, and was placed on the 15-day injured list four days later with right elbow inflammation.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
SAN DIEGO—The Orioles reinstated right-hander Tyler Wells, who will start Tuesday night’s game against the Padres and infielder/outfielder Jorge Mateo from the 60-day injured list.
SAN DIEGO—As the Orioles were preparing to take batting practice before Monday’s game, a former teammate dropped by to greet some old friends. Ryan O’Hearn, who’s batting cleanup as the San Diego Padres’ first baseman, said hello and received a warm welcome.
It's been a long road back for right-handed pitcher Tyler Wells, who has been out since May 2024 with a UCL injury which required surgical repair. After making six rehab starts, including five with the Triple-A Norfolk Tides, Wells is set to return to the Baltimore Orioles next week.
Tyler Wells looked good in what we know will be his final tune-up before he rejoins the Orioles rotation next week. Despite taking the loss, he threw 90 pitches over 6.1 innings while allowing just two runs on six hits, one walk, and five strikeouts.
The Orioles will go to a six-man rotation next week, interim manager Tony Mansolino tells reporters (including Matt Weyrich of The Baltimore Sun). Tyler Wells made his final rehab start tonight to complete his return from May 2024 elbow surgery.
While the 60-70 Orioles are nine games back of a Wild Card spot and would need nothing short of a miracle to make it into the postseason at this point, that isn’t stopping them from doing what they can to best set themselves up for 2026.
Tyler Wells turned in another decent rehab appearance with the Tides. The former Rule 5 pick allowed two earned runs on six hits over 5.2 innings. He struck out four, walked one, and threw 58 of 85 pitches for strikes.
Mandatory Dylan Beavers update: The prospect served as the designated hitter, with one hit and one walk out of the leadoff spot, although his teammates did not manage to drive him in either time.
The Baltimore Orioles were faced with several key decisions at the Rule 5 draft roster deadline earlier this month. One of them was right-handed pitcher Alex Pham.
We've got a loaded, 15-game slate on deck for Tuesday night in MLB, and what better way to attack a full slate than to target some juicy home run props. YB's Jack Dougherty has his three favorites.
At 50-35, the Baltimore Orioles find themselves five games out of first place in the American League East division but leading the wild-card chase. Here are the Orioles who have improved their stock the most and the ones who have seen it drop in 2023.
The July 4 fireworks are almost here, but before the holiday festivities begin, let's set off some fireworks of our own in MLB. YB's Jack Dougherty is here with his three favorite players to hit a home run on Monday's slate.