Former Orioles Right Fielder Nick Markakis Announces Retirement
Former Baltimore Orioles right fielder Nick Markakis announced his retirement from baseball Friday.
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Former Baltimore Orioles right fielder Nick Markakis announced his retirement from baseball Friday.
Trey Mancini had surgery for colon cancer last year on the same day Major League Baseball shut down spring training due to COVID-19.
Some great news for baseball fans -- fans will be allowed in the stands for Opening Day at Oriole Park.
Adley Rutschman hasn't played a single game in the big leagues, but he's the Baltimore Orioles' most important player.
Rebuilding the Orioles is a hard job, but Mike Elias is happy to be doing it.
We're patiently waiting for the Orioles to return to town for the regular season, and as it turns out, beers and birds are a common theme for our fans.
The Orioles have one of the youngest rosters in Major League Baseball, and that's by design. There are, however, some veteran players on the roster to help along the way.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased isolation which has caused a rise in cases of depression.
The Orioles continue to bring in young players with a focus on the future. It's a process that requires patience, for the fans and players.
Former Orioles manager Joe Altobelli, who led the O's to a world championship in 1983, has died. He was 88.
Orioles fans are flocking to Sarasota, Florida to see their team in Spring Training. It has been a year since fans were last allowed into the ballpark due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Baltimore Orioles first baseman Trey Mancini is playing baseball again after a yearlong battle with colon cancer, and his return has made national headlines.
The mother of Orioles players Cal Ripken Jr. and Bill Ripken, and wife of the late Cal Ripken Sr. died on February 26.
When Mancini came up in the first inning against Pittsburgh, he drew a nice round of applause as he approached the batter's box and waved to the crowd. The cheers kept growing, with pitcher Chad Kuhl stepping off the mound and umpire Will Little cleaning the plate to prolong the salute.
There's is a new way to pay tribute to Baltimore sports superfan, Mo Gaba, while also raising money for charity.