Baltimore Orioles

For Orioles vendor Clarence "Fancy Clancy" Haskett and all others at home dreaming of beer and a ballgame, Thursday will be just another day instead of Major League Baseball's Opening Day.

By Nathan Ruiz

Mar 25, 2020

Orioles manager Brandon Hyde wanted to get himself more field time in spring training, and did just that, though he didn't sacrifice any of the organization or atmosphere he sought in his first year to make that happen.

By Jon Meoli

Mar 25, 2020

Orioles manager Brandon Hyde preached versatility last spring but didn't have much use for it once the season began. Will that message actually hold true this year when baseball starts back up?

By Jon Meoli

Mar 24, 2020

Orioles GM Mike Elias outlines the potential impacts on the amateur draft and player development that could come from the coronavirus shutdown for his rebuilding franchise.

By Jon Meoli

Mar 21, 2020

Orioles manager Brandon Hyde described how he's handling the league-wide coronavirus shutdown and the team's plans to keep their pitchers ready as he prepares for what could be a short second spring training.

By Jon Meoli

Mar 20, 2020

Much like the community at large, the Orioles aren’t sure what the future holds, but the organization is trying to prepare for a return to some form of normalcy with a focus on safety.

By Nathan Ruiz

Mar 20, 2020

Orioles executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias updated the team's coronavirus plans and said Trey Mancini's recovery from surgery is going well.

By Jon Meoli

Mar 19, 2020

Ellicott City native Bruce Zimmermann was putting together an impressive spring training for the Orioles and returns to a more-uncertain-than-usual few months as a minor leaguer after the coronavirus pandemic delayed the start of the season for months.

By Jon Meoli

Mar 19, 2020

After a month of spring training in Sarasota, Florida, and only weeks away from starting the season, the Orioles were on track to unveil a vastly different team.

By Jon Meoli

Mar 18, 2020

The Orioles and the 29 other MLB teams will contribute $1 million each in support of ballpark employees who will be unable to work during the delayed start of the league’s season because of the coronavirus pandemic.

By Nathan Ruiz

Mar 17, 2020

Major League Baseball announced Monday that, because of the coronavirus pandemic, its season would be further delayed beyond Thursday’s announcement of two weeks.

Orioles players are trying to figure out the best and safest way to prepare for the season while honoring the nationwide calls to avoid large gatherings to prevent the virus’ spread.

By Jon Meoli

Mar 16, 2020