Several big-name Baltimore Orioles players underperformed during the 2025 MLB season. The most notable of these are position players Gunnar Henderson, Adley Rutschman, and Jackson Holliday.
ESPN analyst Ben McDonald came under fire for a remark he made during the network’s broadcast of the San Diego Padres-Chicago Cubs game on Wednesday. McDonald was in the booth alongside play-by-play announcer Kevin Brown for Game 2 of the NL Wild Card series between the Padres and Cubs at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Ill.
When the 2024 season ended, Cionel Pérez had a 4.53 ERA in 62 games. The lefty became a favorite out of the bullpen in 2022, with his fiery attitude, flowing hair, and 1.40 ERA.
It’s no secret that drafting and developing pitchers has not been a strength of the Mike Elias regime in Baltimore. And yet, every now and then, Elias & Co.
Hello, friends. There are now 175 days remaining until the next Orioles game. For the next month, we’ve got some postseason baseball that doesn’t involve the Orioles to divert our attention a little bit.
It was another disappointing season for catcher Adley Rutschman. After he was elected as the American League’s starting catcher for the All-Star Game in 2024, Rutschman had a tough second half.
The Baltimore Orioles entered the 2025 season hoping to compete for a World Series title. The result was the most disappointing season in Major League Baseball.
In the midst of a disappointing season for the Baltimore Orioles, a clear bright spot was the performance of their frontline starting pitcher. Returning in June from a partial kneecap dislocation he suffered in January, Trevor Rogers pitched like a true ace for Baltimore.
Perhaps the biggest decision that Mike Elias and the rest of the Baltimore Orioles front office will need to make this offseason is whether they're going to keep Tony Mansolino around as manager.
The Baltimore Orioles’ offseason has begun after a disappointing year in 2025. This was a team that won the American League East with 101 wins in 2023 and fell all the way to last place just two years later.
The Baltimore Orioles were arguably the most disappointing team in MLB during the 2025 season. Nothing went right for the franchise right out of the gate.
Now that the 2025 season has come to an end for the Baltimore Orioles, fans and members of the organization can look back on the full body of work that the franchise produced over the past six or so months.
The Baltimore Orioles are looking to start fresh for the 2026 MLB season, starting with the search for a new manager. Despite the poor performance of the
Baltimore Orioles interim manager Tony Mansolino is a candidate to have that temporary tag pulled, but the team also will consider others from outside the organization, president of baseball operations Mark Elias said on Monday.
After making the playoffs the previous two seasons, the Baltimore Orioles bottomed out in 2025, finishing last in the AL East with their 75-86 record. But as they prepare for the offseason, the Orioles are looking to get right back into contention.
Back in 2019, the Baltimore Orioles and Los Angeles Angels agreed on a trade that sent former O’s top prospect Dylan Bundy to the city of angels. In return, the Orioles received four right-handed pitchers, Kyle Bradish, Isaac Mattson, Zach Peek and Kyle Brnovich.
The Baltimore Orioles’ 2025 season will be remembered as one of the most stunning collapses in recent baseball history. After reaching the playoffs in consecutive years (2023 and 2024) and entering the season with legitimate World Series aspirations, the Orioles finished with a disappointing 74-84 record and missed the postseason entirely.
The Baltimore Orioles’ bullpen significantly thinned at the 2025 MLB trade deadline. Gregory Soto, Seranthony Dominguez, Brian Baker, and Andrew Kittredge all found themselves on new teams by Aug.
Buried within the Baltimore Orioles’ lost 2025 season is a small glimmer of hope for their future: their two rookies. The team called up outfielder Dylan Beavers and catcher Samuel Basallo in August when their playoff hopes were mostly dashed.
The Baltimore Orioles have had a rough season. They got off to a very slow start, fired manager Brandon Hyde and never quite found their footing. At 74-84 on the season, they are eliminated from postseason contention after two straight years in October.