In Focus: Homestand 6/24-6/30
Monday, June 24 The Orioles started off a seven-game homestand with the first of three against the Cleveland Guardians. Gunnar Henderson extended his career-long on-base streak to 31 games with a leadoff double in the first inning. Heston Kjerstad recorded his second career multi-hit game after being recalled from Triple-A
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In Focus: Homestand 6/11-6/16
Tuesday, June 11 The Orioles beat the Atlanta Braves, 4-0, to record their sixth shutout of the year. In his first game back from the concussion Injured List, Jorge Mateo connected on his fourth home run of the season in the second inning to give the O’s a 3-0 lead.
How Fatherhood Changed Their Game
While Baltimore may be known for its young roster, the veterans play an important role in pushing the team to reach new heights. The act of taming a youthful group of teammates takes a unique perspective that few O’s hold, namely the Orioles who have kids of their own. From
Making Their Case: Sending the O's to Arlington
Several Orioles are in need of one final push to get them to the All-Star Game, and it starts with your vote. With key contributors throughout the entire roster, the Orioles are off to their best start since 1997. As of Wednesday, June 26, they have slugged 129 home runs
In Focus: 5/27 – 6/2 Homestand
Monday, May 27 The Orioles beat the Boston Red Sox, 11-3, to open the three-game series. The O’s improved to 17-1 when recording 10-or-more hits. Kyle Stowers set a career high with four RBI and recorded the second three-hit game of his career. Cole Irvin earned the win, throwing 5.0
In Focus: 5/10 – 5/19 Homestand
Friday, May 10 The Orioles beat the Arizona Diamondbacks, 4-2, improving to 25-12 on the season. Cole Irvin picked up his career-high fourth-straight win, allowing two runs in 5.2 innings, while striking out six. Gunnar Henderson and Jordan Westburg each recorded an RBI. During the second and third innings, Orioles
Querida Mamá...
Mom, From my heart, it has been 30 years of you being a wonderful mother. I thank God for you, and all the ones that are left, with the power of God. I love your favorite phrase when you tell me, "Even if you're old, I have to tell you
In Focus: Homestand 4/26-5/2
Friday, April 26 The Orioles opened their third homestand of the season and celebrated Autism Acceptance Night Friday against the Oakland Athletics. Cedric Mullins connected on his sixth home run of the year in the fourth inning and Ryan O’Hearn collected his fifth multi-hit game of the year. Corbin Burnes
‘He is who he is’: The Coulombe Family Advocates for Autism Acceptance
Theo Coulombe’s sixth birthday is not until September, but he already knows who he wants to invite to his party – every friend he has ever made. That genuine kindness is one of Danny and Lauren Coulombe’s favorite things about their oldest son. It’s not just that Theo wants to
In Focus: Homestand 4/12 - 4/17
Friday, April 12 Jackson Holliday, baseball’s No. 1 prospect, made his Oriole Park debut against the Milwaukee Brewers. Colton Cower hit his first career Oriole Park home run in the fourth inning. It also marked the first time in his career that he homered on back-to-back days. Earlier that day,
Birds of a Feather: Principal Jackson and the Harlem Park Roadrunners Soar with the Orioles
In the bustling city of Baltimore, amidst the challenges that often accompany urban life, there shines a beacon of hope: Principal Venus Jackson and Harlem Park Elementary Middle School. Their story is not just about education. It is about resilience, community, and the power of connection to transform lives. Principal
In Focus: 3/28-4/3 Homestand
MARCH 28 The Orioles beat the Los Angeles Angels, 11-3, to open the 2024 season at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Their 11 runs scored were the second-most in team history on Opening Day. Corbin Burnes earned his first win as an Oriole. His 11 strikeouts were the most in
Get to Know the O's
PLAYERS Keegan Akin, #45 – LHP Keegan Akin entered his fifth Major League season, all with the Orioles. The 2018 Jim Palmer Minor League Pitcher of the Year made his third consecutive Opening Day roster. He ended the 2023 season on the 60-day IL (back). As part of a fantasy
70 Years of Orioles Magic Moments ... 10 Years at a Time: 2014-2023
Two days after the St. Louis Browns finished the 1953 season in last place, American League owners approved the sale and transfer of the franchise to Baltimore, putting the city back in the big leagues for the first time since 1902. The newly renamed Baltimore Orioles moved into Memorial Stadium,
70 Years of Orioles Magic Moments...10 Years at a Time: 2004-2013
Two days after the St. Louis Browns finished the 1953 season in last place, American League owners approved the sale and transfer of the franchise to Baltimore, putting the city back in the big leagues for the first time since 1902. The newly renamed Baltimore Orioles moved into Memorial Stadium,
70 Years of Orioles Magic Moments...10 Years at a Time: 1994-2003
Two days after the St. Louis Browns finished the 1953 season in last place, American League owners approved the sale and transfer of the franchise to Baltimore, putting the city back in the big leagues for the first time since 1902. The newly renamed Baltimore Orioles moved into Memorial Stadium,
Women's History Month: Celebrating the Heart and Soul of the Clubhouse Mom
The first thing Linda Jones noticed when she came into work after being away for a couple days was the note on her desk that read “Linda Jones, CHM.” She was confused. She had just gotten back from a training, but her most recent certification did not include “CHM.” It
70 Years of Orioles Magic Moments...10 Years at a Time: 1984-1993
Two days after the St. Louis Browns finished the 1953 season in last place, American League owners approved the sale and transfer of the franchise to Baltimore, putting the city back in the big leagues for the first time since 1902. The newly renamed Baltimore Orioles moved into Memorial Stadium,
In Focus: 2024 Spring Training
Coming off an American League East Championship and a 101-win season, the 2024 Baltimore Orioles came into Spring Training with high expectations for themselves. The first two weeks were spent working out and catching up as players began reporting to their Spring Training home in Sarasota, Fla. On Saturday, February
70 Years of Orioles Magic Moments...10 Years at a Time: 1974-1983
Two days after the St. Louis Browns finished the 1953 season in last place, American League owners approved the sale and transfer of the franchise to Baltimore, putting the city back in the big leagues for the first time since 1902. The newly renamed Baltimore Orioles moved into Memorial Stadium,
70 Years of Orioles Magic Moments...10 Years at a Time: 1964-1973
Two days after the St. Louis Browns finished the 1953 season in last place, American League owners approved the sale and transfer of the franchise to Baltimore, putting the city back in the big leagues for the first time since 1902. The newly renamed Baltimore Orioles moved into Memorial Stadium,
70 Years of Orioles Magic Moments...10 Years at a Time: 1954-1963
Two days after the St. Louis Browns finished the 1953 season in last place, American League owners approved the sale and transfer of the franchise to Baltimore, putting the city back in the big leagues for the first time since 1902. The newly renamed Baltimore Orioles moved into Memorial Stadium,