Orioles’ collapse on brand and should signal end of more than just 2026 hopes
The Orioles’ failures begin and end with the man who’s been picking the players and setting the organization’s vision for a long time now.
The Orioles’ failures begin and end with the man who’s been picking the players and setting the organization’s vision for a long time now.
Samuel Basallo hit the game-tying two-run homer in the eighth inning before Dylan Beavers drove in the winning run in the 10th.
Samuel Basallo comes off bench to hit game-tying two-run homer in eighth inning of Orioles’ 3-2 win over Rays
We keep saying the season is still alive because the math isn’t broken just yet. But are the Orioles after four losses in a row this week? Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Yankees sweep of the Birds at Camden Yards and picking up the pieces of a broken American League Wild Card race.
We keep saying the season is still alive because the math isn’t broken just yet. But are the Orioles after four losses in a row this week? Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Yankees sweep of the Birds at Camden Yards and picking up the pieces of a broken American League Wild Card race.
One or two steps forward, two or three steps back continues to be the identity of a club that’s remained under .500 since early May.
Craig Albernaz discusses Samuel Basallo’s return and Orioles’ decision to option Jeremiah Jackson to Triple-A Norfolk
Samuel Basallo made his return exactly one month after exiting the July 19 game in Houston with a right shoulder injury.
Sustaining success has been a problem all season for a wild-card contender that hasn’t been above .500 since Tax Day.
Monday’s frustration was about trading away what Rutschman represented more than the player he’d become in the midst of more than two years of disappointment for Baltimore.
Luke Jones reflects on a deflating weekend for Baltimore, who had every opportunity to be able to sweep the Braves.
Kyle Bradish pitched well in his return to the hill as Baltimore was able to salvage the series finale on Wednesday night.
Minutes before the start of Wednesday’s doubleheader, Baltimore placed Samuel Basallo (right shoulder) on the IL.
Adley Rutschman is back on the injured list for the third time this season and fifth time since June of last year.
After a season-best seven-game winning streak to breathe life into the 2026 season, Baltimore can’t let up now.
Losing two out of three to the Angels after winning a series at Dodger Stadium might be the most Oriole of Orioles things.
It was a late night weekend of baseball from Chavez Ravine with results impressive enough to make Luke Jones and Nestor think about what might be. Or maybe not? Either way, two out of three for the Orioles at Dodger Stadium en route to Anaheim has kept the season alive and the signs of life are apparent if not permanent.
It was a late night weekend of baseball from Chavez Ravine with results impressive enough to make Luke Jones and Nestor think about what might be. Or maybe not? Either way, two out of three for the Orioles at Dodger Stadium en route to Anaheim has kept the season alive and the signs of life are apparent if not permanent.
Baltimore suffered its first losing homestand of the season and has now dropped six of its last nine games.
Samuel Basallo hit a two-run homer in the first inning before Gunnar Henderson hit his 100th career long ball in the fourth.
There’s a healthy debate that Manny Machado might be the greatest Baltimore Orioles draft pick ever but that was a long time ago. Boo him, or cheer him, but the ghosts of Camden Yards’ past return as Luke Jones and Nestor welcome Mister Miami and the San Diego Padres back to Birdland.
There’s a healthy debate that Manny Machado might be the greatest Baltimore Orioles draft pick ever but that was a long time ago. Boo him, or cheer him, but the ghosts of Camden Yards’ past return as Luke Jones and Nestor welcome Mister Miami and the San Diego Padres back to Birdland.
Throwing to the wrong base. Not knowing the count, not to mention the unawareness about having a timeout or whether you’re monitoring the pitch clock in the ninth inning when you’re losing and out of the batter’s box. It’s more than just swinging and missing these days for Luke Jones and Nestor, as they discuss mental errors and physical mistakes as the Orioles try to stop losing baseball games.
His absence and late-inning availability while Adley Rutschman is nursing a hamstring injury has everyone talking about Samuel Basallo and his lack of playing time against the Seattle Mariners. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss his disappearance from the starting lineup and the bizarre (and far-less-than-credible) explanation of rookie manager Craig Albernaz.
His absence and late-inning availability while Adley Rutschman is nursing a hamstring injury has everyone talking about Samuel Basallo and his lack of playing time against the Seattle Mariners. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss his disappearance from the starting lineup and the bizarre (and far-less-than-credible) explanation of rookie manager Craig Albernaz.
Craig Albernaz talks Bassitt, Basallo, Cowser as Orioles return home for series against Seattle
Baltimore has won nine of 13 to climb within a few games of the .500 mark.
Rallying over the weekend to secure a 7-3 homestand is just what Baltimore needed as the calendar turns to June.
Baltimore can only hope Colton Cowser’s walk-off homers will be remembered as a turning point months from now.
Samuel Basallo hits three-run homer to back up Shane Baz in Tuesday’s Orioles win
Shane Baz tossed seven innings of one-run ball, and Samuel Basallo clubbed a three-run homer to open up Baltimore’s lead.
Craig Albernaz discusses Shane Baz’s superb work in Orioles’ 6-1 win over Tampa Bay
There’s been plenty of excitement in Birdland with a pair of walkoff homers by Colton Cowser leading the Memorial Day way in extra innings. But as Luke Jones and Nestor moo about a few wins, the Baltimore Orioles still sit far below .500 and have lots of ground to make up with the Tampa Bay Rays and Toronto Blue Jays parked at Camden Yards this week.
Luke Jones offers his latest orange musings after a 3-1 holiday weekend for Baltimore.
There’s been plenty of excitement in Birdland with a pair of walkoff homers by Colton Cowser leading the Memorial Day way in extra innings. But as Luke Jones and Nestor moo about a few wins, the Baltimore Orioles still sit far below .500 and have lots of ground to make up with the Tampa Bay Rays and Toronto Blue Jays parked at Camden Yards this week.
Fifty games in, the season isn’t over for the Orioles, but it’s sure feeling like it.
Luke Jones asks what’s providing real optimism rather than blind hope for the Orioles at this point.
Luke Jones offers his latest orange musings with Baltimore on pace for a 91-loss season after 41 games.
Catcher Adley Rutschman missed only the 10-day minimum after hurting his left ankle on April 10.
Coming off an injury-plagued 2025, Colton Cowser entered Monday slashing .174/.264/.196 through his first 54 plate appearances this season.