MLB owners to vote Wednesday on Orioles sale to David Rubenstein
Major League Baseball's owners are set to vote Wednesday on David Rubenstein's purchase of the Baltimore Orioles, according to The Athletic.
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Major League Baseball's owners are set to vote Wednesday on David Rubenstein's purchase of the Baltimore Orioles, according to The Athletic.
It felt inevitable that baseball's No. 1 prospect Jackson Holliday was destined to make the Baltimore Orioles' opening day roster.
The Baltimore Orioles are packing up and heading north.
Peter Angelos, an attorney who purchased the Baltimore Orioles in 1993, died, his family announced on Saturday. He was 94.
The Baltimore Orioles announced their five-man pitching rotation to start the season, according to MASN's Roch Kutbatko.
The Maryland Stadium Authority has approved the sale of the Baltimore Orioles to Baltimore native David Rubenstein.
Baseball's top prospect Jackson Holliday appears to be ready to make his big league debut next week in Baltimore.
Baltimore and Tampa Bay took the top two spots in the division last season.
Kyle Stowers hit three home runs and drove in all four runs.
The lefty gave up seven base hits, walked four and allowed two home runs in 3.2 innings.
The Orioles improved to 15-3 in the spring with just over two weeks until Opening Day.
If Jackson Holliday or James Wood makes an opening-day roster, they may thank a provision in baseball's collective bargaining agreement.
Rising star Adley Rutschman homered, and had two base hits, as the Orioles tied the Blue Jays, 6-6, in the other split-squad game.
The Orioles begin the regular season on Thursday, March 28 against the Los Angeles Angels.
Baltimore infielder Jackson Holliday, Milwaukee outfielder Jackson Chourio and Pittsburgh right-hander Paul Skenes headline rosters for the inaugural Spring Breakout designed to showcase top prospects.
