SAN DIEGO — Approximately 240 children sporting ballcaps and baseball gloves took to the Morse High School athletic fields in San Diego on Sunday morning. Forgive Orioles center fielder Adam Jones if he felt like one of them. Years ago, he was. R
BALTIMORE — Seeking to bolster their outfield, the Orioles acquired Seth Smith from the Mariners on Friday in exchange for right-handed pitcher Yovani Gallardo and cash considerations. The move, while slightly shocking, makes sense for Baltimore, as
BALTIMORE — The Orioles have reportedly signed right-handed pitcher Zach Stewart out of the Korea Baseball Organization, according to reports Thursday morning out of South Korea. The club has not confirmed the deal. Stewart, who had been pitching wi
BALTIMORE — The Orioles are hoping their rotation can be better in 2017. Kevin Gausman is a big reason why. Gausman took a big step forward in the second half of last season, going 8-6 with a 3.10 ERA in 15 starts after the All-Star break. The right
BALTIMORE — What to make of baseball next year in Baltimore? The Orioles will return the core of their rotation, All-Star closer Zach Britton and third baseman Manny Machado, who is coming off a career year. The club has a ridiculously good bullpen,
BALTIMORE — The Orioles exceeded external expectations in 2016. Inside the O’s clubhouse, there were expectations of a deep postseason run and proving everyone else wrong. But despite falling short of the goal of October glory — Baltimor
With most teams in a lull, off to celebrate the holidays, it’s a perfect time to delve into your questions and do one final Inbox this year. What are the chances of Mark Trumbo returning? — Matt C., Catonsville, Md. That depends on what day an
BALTIMORE — Caleb Joseph, one of the Orioles’ most outgoing personalities, arrived all smiles at the 38th annual OriolesREACH Holiday Party for kids at Dave & Buster’s. Joseph has been using the offseason to play another role, that o
BALTIMORE — The Orioles have six starting pitchers competing for five spots. That’s good news for the O’s, as it will foster competition and give manager Buck Showalter some depth. But it makes fitting in a guy like Tyler Wilson a little
BALTIMORE — If this offseason has shown anything so far, it’s that it’s a pretty good time to be a reliever. And the Orioles are in the fortunate spot of already having an enviable bullpen, which includes plenty of arms other teams covet
