Coronavirus And Sports: Orioles Changing Ticket Policy Due To Pandemic
The Baltimore Orioles are changing their ticket policy due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Baltimore Orioles are changing their ticket policy due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Orioles outfielder penned a letter explaining why even though he's going through treatments for colon cancer, he feels lucky.
The Baltimore Orioles will commit to paying baseball operations employees through at least May 31, a club source tells WJZ.
Baltimore City Council members are calling on the Orioles to support the 700 Delaware North concessions workers at Camden Yards who have been laid off without pay while the MLB season is delayed during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Baltimore Orioles and Chick-Fil-A donated hundreds of meals to employees at MedStar Harbor Hospital on Monday, the organizations said.
Baltimore Orioles pitchers Branden Kline and Richard Bleier spoke with Birdland Members on Zoom amid the coronavirus pandemic.
WJZ sports anchor Mark Viviano says that a shortened season means less time for the O's young players to develop thereby hurting the club.
It's no surprise that the O's have the league's lowest payroll. But it is a little surprising that one player accounts for 45% of it.
The league is reportedly considering a radical realignment for 2020 according to Bob Nightengale of USA Today Sports.
John Means had March 26 circled on the calendar: Opening Day at Camden Yards. He would be the starting pitcher, but the season is still on hold.
The Orioles legend announced Monday that his foundation, the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, would be contributing the funds as part of a new "Strike Out Hunger" campaign.
Don't get too excited about that report of MLB returning in May just yet.
Local gyms are closed, NFL facilities are off limits and mini camps could be canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Following three straight frustrating seasons that led him to consider retirement, Chris Davis was in the midst of an outstanding spring training when Major League Baseball came to a halt because of the deadly coronavirus.
Orioles Opening Day was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thursday would have been an unofficial holiday here in Baltimore, Opening Day, and the start of the O's 2020 season.
Today would have been Opening Day for MLB. What is the best Opening Day moment in your organization's history?
With gyms closed across Maryland due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some people are getting creative with their workouts, including Orioles pitcher Branden Kline.
Baltimore Orioles General Manager Mike Elias said most of his players left the spring training facility in Sarasota last week and have gone to their homes in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Though the team couldn't be together at this time, the organization put together a video tribute to the outfielder for his birthday with an appearance from superfan Mo Gaba.
Major League Baseball announced Tuesday that all 30 teams are donating $1 million each to assist the ballpark employees affected by the delayed start to the 2020 season.
Orioles fans hoping to see baseball return will likely have to wait a few months.
Baltimore Orioles star Trey Mancini is thanking fans for their support days after he had surgery to have a malignant tumor removed from his body.
The Orioles said there is no timetable for his recovery at this time, but they should know more information next week.
Orioles spring training games have been canceled and Opening Day has been delayed for two weeks, according to Major League Baseball.
