Winning streak helped, but consistency key for Orioles moving forward
Despite a season-best six-game winning streak, the Orioles have gone eight straight contests without a start lasting least six innings.
Despite a season-best six-game winning streak, the Orioles have gone eight straight contests without a start lasting least six innings.
BALTIMORE — You can’t take too much away from Chris Davis’ two-homer performance in a 5-4 win over Houston on
Baltimore has scored three or fewer runs in 13 of its 23 games this month.
The four-time Pro Bowl guard once again appeared on NFL Network’s top 100 players list.
Bud Norris faltered again and the Orioles struck out 18 times in a Mother’s Day loss.
A faint “O!” beyond the left-center gate warmed the heart during a surreal national anthem at an empty Camden Yards.
The All-Star center fielder has struck out just five times in his first 54 plate appearances of 2015.
Second baseman Jonathan Schoop has already hit three home runs in 2015.
A 6-0 lead through two innings typically leads to a relaxing night of baseball, but it was anything but that
Baltimore will now begin the 2015 season with 13 pitchers on the 25-man roster.
What factors will give the Orioles their best chance to repeat as AL East champions?
Luke Jones will take a look at a member of the 2015 Orioles every day ahead of their April 6 opener.
Steve Pearce posted a .373 on-base percentage and is just one option to replace Nick Markakis in the top spot.
The Orioles first baseman broke his silence about his 25-game suspension at Saturday’s FanFest.
The Orioles catcher is entering his final season before becoming a free agent.
The slugger was suspended 25 games for testing positive for the drug last season.
First baseman Chris Davis is entering his final season before being eligible for free agency.
What’s it worth to keep the longtime right fielder in Baltimore for 2015 and beyond?
Brian Matusz was left off the ALDS roster but figures to be a better fit against Kansas City’s left-handed hitters.
Headaches have persisted at third base since the season-ending injury to Manny Machado and the suspension of Chris Davis.
After years at the bottom of the American League East, the unconventional Orioles are standing at the top.
Since June 1, the Orioles’ starting rotation has pitched to an impeccable 3.20 ERA to overcome significant losses in the lineup.
The slugger’s suspension will extend into the postseason as the Orioles are closing in on the AL East title.
Manager Buck Showalter is confident that the young third baseman’s return in 2014 is a matter of “when, not if.”
Holding their own in Oakland, Anaheim, and Seattle would leave the Orioles in great shape when they return home at the end of July.
Luke Jones offers some musings on the Orioles before the second half begins on Friday night.
As expected, the Orioles activated first baseman Chris Davis from the paternity leave list prior to Tuesday’s game against the
The right-hander has a 6.06 earned run average and lost his closer job last week.
Ranking 13th in the AL in runs and ninth in homers, the Orioles have too strong of a track record to continue scuffling like they have.
With Chris Davis now on the disabled list, the Orioles would benefit from Schoop’s offensive upside at second base rather than only thinking about defense.
The longtime right fielder made his first start at first base since Sept. 4, 2011 on Saturday night.
As they hold their breath over the status of injured first baseman Chris Davis, the Orioles will reportedly recall infielder
The Orioles first baseman will be further evaluated after exiting in the fifth inning of a 5-0 loss to Kansas City.
The All-Star center fielder said this week that the Orioles “don’t need the bigger names” to compete in the AL East.
Even if the Orioles manager has decided to make a closer change, he wasn’t broadcasting that before the start of a weekend series with Colorado.
Was Adam Jones’ ninth-inning blast off Mariano Rivera in the Bronx the most exciting moment of the first half? Luke Jones hands out his All-Star break honors…
The Orioles first baseman hit a combined 12 homers in the first two rounds but failed to advance to the finals as Oakland’s Yoenis Cespedes won the event.
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The 25-year-old becomes the fifth Oriole to be named to the 2013 All-Star Game in New York.
Winless since May 27, the Opening Day starter saw his ERA balloon to 5.24 after allowing six earned runs on Saturday.