
Starting pitching continues hurting Orioles in different ways
Zach Eflin’s recent struggles and second trip to the injured list come just a month before the trade deadline.

Zach Eflin’s recent struggles and second trip to the injured list come just a month before the trade deadline.

Released by Baltimore on May 5, Tucker is being disciplined for “violations of the NFL’s personal conduct policy.”

With spring workouts finished, Luke Jones looks at Baltimore’s roster as attention now shifts toward the start of training camp next month.

Manager Tony Mansolino said infielder Jordan Westburg will “probably” be back in the lineup on Wednesday.

The Orioles are 17-10 since May 24, but a 3-4 week moved them farther away from the .500 mark.

An MRI revealed the injury for Adley Rutschman, who was scratched ahead of Friday’s game at Yankee Stadium.

With Jaire Alexander’s arrival, Marlon Humphrey called the possibility of Baltimore having too many corners “a great problem to have.”

Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings after the conclusion of spring workouts in Owings Mills.

A day after Lamar Jackson campaigned for his old Louisville teammate, Eric DeCosta signed Alexander to a one-year deal.

All signs point to Trevor Rogers making Wednesday’s start in Tampa after Cade Povich was placed on the injured list.

Having won 14 of 20, Baltimore now goes on the road to take on the top two teams in the AL East.

The veteran backup catcher had been sidelined with a right wrist injury since late April.

The oft-injured Tyler O’Neill had played in three rehab games with Triple-A Norfolk before his left shoulder began bothering him again.

Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings as Baltimore now prepares for next week’s mandatory minicamp.

Playing for the first time since late April, Jordan Westburg homered in Tuesday’s loss to Detroit.

Luke Jones offers some purple thoughts as Baltimore winds down voluntary workouts and nears mandatory minicamp.

With Ryan Mountcastle sideline until at least August, Coby Mayo should be in line for an extensive look in the majors.

After a breakout 2024, Rashod Bateman has a contract more representative of his value as a rock-solid No. 2 receiver.

Over his last 499 plate appearances going back to last July 1, Adley Rutschman has just nine homers and a slash line of .202/.291/.309.

Zay Flowers deemed himself “ready to go” and his right knee “100%” at the start of the second week of OTAs.

The 2024 AL Rookie of the Year runner-up will see his first action since fracturing his left thumb in Toronto on March 30.

New assistant John Mabry brings extensive major league playing and coaching experience to Baltimore’s staff.

First baseman Ryan Mountcastle hurt his hamstring late in Friday’s win over the Chicago White Sox.

Center fielder Cedric Mullins had missed three of Baltimore’s last five games with a hamstring strain.

Baltimore enjoyed superb attendance for the first full-team workout open to media on Wednesday.

While avoiding the concussion list to this point, Adley Rutschman remained out of Tuesday’s lineup.

Veteran reliever Andrew Kittredge made his 2025 debut in Wednesday’s 8-4 win to snap an eight-game losing streak.

How did Baltimore go from being one of the best teams in baseball to one of the worst in less than a year’s time?

While the Baltimore manager took the fall Saturday, the general manager and man most responsible for this 2025 mess didn’t answer a question all weekend.

Kyle Gibson didn’t make it out of the first inning of Saturday’s loss and had a 16.78 ERA over four starts this season.

Hyde had been Baltimore’s manager since 2019 and guided the Orioles to an AL East championship in 2023.

Baltimore reached a contract extension with star running back Derrick Henry hours before the 2025 schedule was unveiled.

Baltimore will aim to return to the postseason for the seventh time in eight years.

The 31-year-old running back led the AFC with 1,921 rushing yards in his first season with Baltimore.

Washington was coming off a breakout 2024 season in which he helped stabilize the back end of Baltimore’s defense.

Despite being the first kicker to be drafted in Ravens history, Tyler Loop won’t just be handed the job in the wake of Justin Tucker’s release.

The return of Zach Eflin and the rise of Gunnar Henderson highlighted the weekend for Baltimore.

Baltimore dropped to 10 games below .500 for the first time since June 15, 2022.

The heaviest lifting appears to be over in shaping Baltimore’s roster for the 2025 season.

Baltimore has a few players on the verge of returning from injuries, but an awful start has eliminated most of its margin for error.

Zach Eflin’s recent struggles and second trip to the injured list come just a month before the trade deadline.

Released by Baltimore on May 5, Tucker is being disciplined for “violations of the NFL’s personal conduct policy.”

With spring workouts finished, Luke Jones looks at Baltimore’s roster as attention now shifts toward the start of training camp next month.

Manager Tony Mansolino said infielder Jordan Westburg will “probably” be back in the lineup on Wednesday.

The Orioles are 17-10 since May 24, but a 3-4 week moved them farther away from the .500 mark.

An MRI revealed the injury for Adley Rutschman, who was scratched ahead of Friday’s game at Yankee Stadium.

With Jaire Alexander’s arrival, Marlon Humphrey called the possibility of Baltimore having too many corners “a great problem to have.”

Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings after the conclusion of spring workouts in Owings Mills.

A day after Lamar Jackson campaigned for his old Louisville teammate, Eric DeCosta signed Alexander to a one-year deal.

All signs point to Trevor Rogers making Wednesday’s start in Tampa after Cade Povich was placed on the injured list.

Having won 14 of 20, Baltimore now goes on the road to take on the top two teams in the AL East.

The veteran backup catcher had been sidelined with a right wrist injury since late April.

The oft-injured Tyler O’Neill had played in three rehab games with Triple-A Norfolk before his left shoulder began bothering him again.

Luke Jones offers his latest purple musings as Baltimore now prepares for next week’s mandatory minicamp.

Playing for the first time since late April, Jordan Westburg homered in Tuesday’s loss to Detroit.

Luke Jones offers some purple thoughts as Baltimore winds down voluntary workouts and nears mandatory minicamp.

With Ryan Mountcastle sideline until at least August, Coby Mayo should be in line for an extensive look in the majors.

After a breakout 2024, Rashod Bateman has a contract more representative of his value as a rock-solid No. 2 receiver.

Over his last 499 plate appearances going back to last July 1, Adley Rutschman has just nine homers and a slash line of .202/.291/.309.

Zay Flowers deemed himself “ready to go” and his right knee “100%” at the start of the second week of OTAs.

The 2024 AL Rookie of the Year runner-up will see his first action since fracturing his left thumb in Toronto on March 30.

New assistant John Mabry brings extensive major league playing and coaching experience to Baltimore’s staff.

First baseman Ryan Mountcastle hurt his hamstring late in Friday’s win over the Chicago White Sox.

Center fielder Cedric Mullins had missed three of Baltimore’s last five games with a hamstring strain.

Baltimore enjoyed superb attendance for the first full-team workout open to media on Wednesday.

While avoiding the concussion list to this point, Adley Rutschman remained out of Tuesday’s lineup.

Veteran reliever Andrew Kittredge made his 2025 debut in Wednesday’s 8-4 win to snap an eight-game losing streak.

How did Baltimore go from being one of the best teams in baseball to one of the worst in less than a year’s time?

While the Baltimore manager took the fall Saturday, the general manager and man most responsible for this 2025 mess didn’t answer a question all weekend.

Kyle Gibson didn’t make it out of the first inning of Saturday’s loss and had a 16.78 ERA over four starts this season.

Hyde had been Baltimore’s manager since 2019 and guided the Orioles to an AL East championship in 2023.

Baltimore reached a contract extension with star running back Derrick Henry hours before the 2025 schedule was unveiled.

Baltimore will aim to return to the postseason for the seventh time in eight years.

The 31-year-old running back led the AFC with 1,921 rushing yards in his first season with Baltimore.

Washington was coming off a breakout 2024 season in which he helped stabilize the back end of Baltimore’s defense.

Despite being the first kicker to be drafted in Ravens history, Tyler Loop won’t just be handed the job in the wake of Justin Tucker’s release.

The return of Zach Eflin and the rise of Gunnar Henderson highlighted the weekend for Baltimore.

Baltimore dropped to 10 games below .500 for the first time since June 15, 2022.

The heaviest lifting appears to be over in shaping Baltimore’s roster for the 2025 season.

Baltimore has a few players on the verge of returning from injuries, but an awful start has eliminated most of its margin for error.