Kyle Gibson will start for the Orioles on Tuesday night against the New York Yankees. Manager Brandon Hyde said that the 37-year-old right-hander’s back was feeling better.
The Orioles remade their rotation in the offseason, but to the extent hoped for by Baltimore fans. Corbin Burnes departed in free agency, netting a compensatory draft pick, but the front office opted to go with a series of older veterans on one-year deals to round out the staff.
The Baltimore Orioles continue to struggle, and their injured list keeps adding new names. It has been a brutal start to the season for the Orioles. The team isn't playing anywhere near where they want to be and injuries continue to mount, especially for the pitching staff.
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After originally joining the Orioles in a trade just a few days before last year's July deadline, Zach Eflin was off to a nice start here in 2025. Through his first three outings of the season, the veteran righty recorded a pair of wins while posting a 3.00 ERA and 0.83 WHIP across 18.0 innings.
The Baltimore Orioles are set to start a series against the Cincinnati Reds, and some help is on the way for the starting rotation. With both Grayson Rodriguez and Zach Eflin on the injured list, the Orioles' rotation has been the subject of concern to begin the year.
The Baltimore Orioles have had a rough go of things since the start of their 2025 campaign. With several players on the injured list including valuable pitchers Zach Eflin and Grayson Rodriguez, both of whom lead the rotation, the Orioles have been scrambling to find their footing.
With the Baltimore Orioles in a massive funk to begin the year, they have finally received some good news on the injury front. As the losses are starting to mount for the Orioles, there has understandably been some frustration about the direction of the franchise.
The Baltimore Orioles would love nothing more than to have their starting rotation intact this early in the season, but no such luck. As the Orioles (5-8) return home to Camden Yards on Friday to host the Toronto Blue Jays (8-6), they’re still reeling from putting their ace, Zach Eflin, on the 15-day injured list with a right lat strain.
It has been a dreadful start to the season for the Baltimore Orioles and things don’t appear to be getting better any time soon. The Orioles have had
The Baltimore Orioles cannot catch a break when it comes to their starting rotation staying healthy. They entered the 2025 regular season with their expected ace, Grayson Rodriguez, on the injured list along with Trevor Rogers and Chayce McDermott, who were injured during spring training.
The Baltimore Orioles have shut down right-hander Zach Eflin and placed him on the 15-day injured list due to a right lat strain. Eflin will be out for at least two weeks, but likely longer since he won’t throw for the next week.
The Baltimore Orioles have already been battling injuries this season, though they may have just gotten the worst dose of bad news yet. As first reported by Andy Kostka of The Baltimore Banner, the Orioles' Opening Day starter -- 31-year-old right-hander Zach Eflin -- has suffered what manager Brandon Hyde described as a low-grade lat strain.
Baltimore’s rotation features several starters punching one level above their expected caliber. Can any of these starters exceed expectations before Grayson Rodriguez and Kyle Bradish return?
The Orioles are now operating without arguably their three best pitchers.
The Baltimore Orioles recently suffered another injury scare with their current ace Zach Eflin leaving the game early with what was being called shoulder soreness.
Zach Eflin is someone the Baltimore Orioles look at to be a reliable starting pitcher for them all year ’round as they continue their quest to compete for a World Series title.
Last season, the Toronto Blue Jays played in what was potentially the last Opening Day at Tropicana Field against the Tampa Bay Rays (at the time). The game got off to a slow start for the Jays, as they were held to just one run through five innings, courtesy of a George Springer solo home run in the top of the fourth inning.
Pittsburgh's Paul Skenes was the marquee pitcher entering Saturday's spring game between the host Pirates and Baltimore Orioles in Bradenton, Fla., but Zach Eflin wound up in the bigger spotlight.
Zach Eflin and six relievers combined on a spring-training no-hitter Saturday as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 in Bradenton, Fla., with the teams' regular-season opener less than a week away.
BALTIMORE -- Zach Eflin began his season pitching in front of sparse crowds in St. Petersburg, Fla., for the Tampa Bay Rays. The setting will be far more intense when he tries to continue his campaign, and that of the Orioles, who traded for the right-hander in July.
The Orioles made a flurry of transactions on Thursday including demoting this starting pitcher to Triple-A Norfolk. The hectic day comes three weeks after the Orioles were among the busiest teams leading up to the trade deadline.
Even a brief absence could have a significant impact on the AL East race.
Eflin has been exactly the type of pitcher Baltimore desperately needed and then some.
The Orioles may not be done making moves.
The American League East-leading Baltimore Orioles have continued making moves to prepare for the postseason.
The Baltimore Orioles are adding a new face to the rotation with their trade for Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Zach Eflin.
The Rays have been open to trading from their rotation this year and could do so again, with right-hander Zach Eflin one of the possible candidates. Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports that the Astros, Braves and Cardinals are “among the teams expected to have strong interest” in the righty.
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