If you're one of the Orioles skeptics who has been sitting at home the past two months waiting for the wheels to come off this suddenly competitive team, it looks like it might be time to shake your head condescendingly at all the cockeyed fans who had started to believe this season could really be different.
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Orioles right-hander Tommy Hunter wasn’t surprised by Tuesday’s news that he had been optioned to Triple-A Norfolk.
The Orioles are starting to get back some of their key players from the disabled list, but it seems like there's another injury looming at every turn.
The Orioles have planned out the remainder of second baseman Brian Roberts' minor league rehab assignment, and he will complete his assignment with Triple-A Norfolk on the road.
When the Orioles activate outfielder Endy Chavez off the disabled list today, they will have to make a corresponding 25-man roster move to create space for the club’s utility outfielder.
Already an author and a Hall of Famer, Cal Ripken is adding foodie to his resume.
The Orioles are opening their three-city, nine-game, 11-day road trip in Toronto tonight, beginning their three-game series against the Blue Jays here at the Rogers Centre.
The Orioles have activated infielder Mark Reynolds off the disabled list and replaced him on the DL with right-handed reliever Stu Pomeranz.
MIAMI — Everyone loves the Giancarlo Stanton blasts. He hit another home run Monday, a two-run shot in the sixth that tied the game. Yet for manager Ozzie Guillen that wasn't the offensive highlight of the 5-3, Memorial Day matinee win over the Nationals.
Orioles center fielder 'even hungrier to win' after signing six-year, $85.5 million contract extension
If you were an Orioles fan at Camden Yards on Sunday, it was a game that whipsawed your emotions.
Orioles at Toronto Monday at 7:07 p.m. on MASN and WBAL 1090 AM
The big news this weekend was the signing of Adam Jones to a six-year, $85.5 million contract extension.
Orioles rookie right-handed reliever Stu Pomeranz is likely headed to the disabled list after injuring himself while preparing to enter Sunday's game in the top of the seventh inning. He had thrown seven or eight fastballs in the bullpen, before feeling a searing pain in his left...
* Adam Jones’ six-year, $85.5 million deal -- which will be formally announced this morning -- is the largest in Orioles history. It breaks down this way: He’ll get $2M signing bonus; $8.5M in 2013; $13M in 2014 and 2015; $16M in 2016 and 2017; and $17M in 2018.
The Orioles made Adam Jones’ six-year, $85.5 million deal official Sunday with a morning news conference.
Adam Jones is officially the owner of the largest contract in Orioles history and is the second-highest-paid center fielder in the big leagues.
