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Orioles executive vice president Dan Duquette discussed several topics, including the possibility of dealing Manny Machado

The New York Yankees defeated the Orioles, 9-1, on Thursday

Orioles right-hander Dylan Bundy walks four in a 7-4 loss to the Yankees.

An Orioles bullpen that must now overcome the loss of another key reliever was exposed Friday night, unable to keep the game close in the late innings in an

The Orioles came to Yankee Stadium with a one-game division lead over the resurgent New York Yankees. But after two meetings in the Bronx this weekend, the

The Orioles' bats came alive at Yankee Stadium on Friday night, and thanks to resurgent nights from slumping sluggers Manny Machado and Mark Trumbo, they took a

Orioles right-hander Brad Brach seemed to have overcome his second-half struggles, coming into Saturday’s game at Yankee Stadium having pitched nine straight

Orioles right-hander Tyler Wilson had it all working for five innings Wednesday night, but he had no margin for error when he faltered in the sixth.

Between his big bat and at-times spotty defense, the Orioles are getting a full impression of Mark Trumbo as their starting right fielder.

Left-handed reliever Zach Phillips made his Orioles spring debut Friday, pitching one scoreless inning in the team's 11-10 10-inning win over the New York Yankees at Ed Smith Stadium.

Losing three games in a row in New York has changed the vocabulary surrounding the Orioles, with fans and commentators suddenly wondering aloud if this team should be focusing on the second wild card rather than defending their 2014 division title.

The Orioles left the Bronx with barely a whisper, swept in a three-game series at Yankee Stadium for the first time under manager Buck Showalter with a 9-3 loss to the Yankees in front of an announced crowd of 46,875 on Thursday afternoon.

The Orioles' three-game series at Yankee Stadium provided the opportunity to gain ground on the division-leading New York Yankees. Instead, the Orioles fell six games out of first place in the American League East after their 4-3 loss to the Yankees on Wednesday night in front of an announced 43,887.

The Yankees used four walks and one double to score three runs and beat the Orioles, 5-3, in front of an announced 36,343.

Chris Davis homered and drove in four runs, leading the Orioles to an 11-3 rout of the New York Yankees.

The Orioles have won four straight and six of their last seven as they open their three-game series against the division-leading New York Yankees. But tonight, they will face Yankees right-hander Michael Pineda, who recorded arguably the most dominating pitching performance against the Orioles last season.

The Orioles will play their first home game (in front of a paying crowd) in 15 days tonight when they open up a nine-game, 11-day homestand at Camden Yards against the Toronto Blue Jays

The Orioles finished their six games in Gotham with a frustrating 6-2 loss at Yankee Stadium in which they were dominated by Yankees right-hander Michael Pineda.

Right-hander Bud Norris will start for the Orioles in this afternoon's series finale at Yankee Stadium despite dealing with illness this weekend.

The Orioles homered three times off Yankees starter Chase Whitley, ending their four-game losing streak with a 6-2 victory over New York in front of an announced crowd of 41,280 at Yankee Stadium.

Infielder Ryan Flaherty, who re-aggravated his right groin Friday night, is not in the Orioles starting lineup this afternoon for today¿s third game of their four-game series at Yankee Stadium.

The Orioles will play their second game of four tonight at Yankee Stadium.

The Orioles will get Gold Glove shortstop J.J. Hardy back for tonight¿s series opener against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium.

Rule 5 pick Jason Garcia doesn't have much time to impress the Orioles this spring training, and he's facing an uphill climb to crack a crowded bullpen.

Any concern about the Orioles' offense could be put to rest after their 9-5 victory over the New York Yankees on Wednesday afternoon at Yankee Stadium.

The Orioles hit three home runs, including Nelson Cruz's 40th of the season, and had 17 hits in a 5-4 win over the Yankees in front of an announced 43,201, putting a dagger in New York's already faint postseason hopes.

Despite the 5-0 loss Monday to the New York Yankees, the Orioles still clinched home-field advantage in the AL Division Series with the Detroit Tigers' loss to the Chicago White Sox.

Blue Jays pitcher Marcus Stroman has been suspended six games and handed an undisclosed fine by Major League Baseball for throwing at Orioles catcher Caleb Joseph¿s head in the sixth inning of Monday¿s game.

Marcus Stroman's pitch was deemed unintentional by home plate umpire Ted Barrett

Marcus Stroman threw a pitch at or near Caleb Joseph's head.

Chris Tillman didn't feel like he had his best stuff Wednesday night, but he still managed to have a relatively easy time against the New York Yankees.

Third baseman Manny Machado's sprained right knee dampened an otherwise explosive night for the Orioles in an 11-3 rout over the New York Yankees at Camden Yards.

Orioles closer Jim Johnson blew a one-run ninth-inning lead as the Padres dealt the Orioles a 3-2 loss Tuesday night in San Diego's first game at Camden Yards since 2002.

This season's Most Valuable Oriole, center fielder Adam Jones, placed sixth in this year's American League Most Valuable Player voting.

Showalter was announced Wednesday night as one of three finalists for the Baseball Writers' Association of America's award after leading the Orioles to a 93-69 record and their first playoff appearance since 1997.

Orioles catcher Matt Wieters didn't start Friday night's game against the Oakland A's, but it wasn't because he is mired in a 1-for-30 slump. Wieters was held out of the lineup because of a tight right bicep muscle.

Although the Orioles are focused on adding a starter and a hitter by Tuesday¿s non-waiver trade deadline, they are asking about left-handed relievers in the trade market as well.

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With next Tuesday¿s 4 p.m. trade deadline looming, the Orioles have a decision to make: bat or arm? Or neither?

In the past few weeks, the Orioles have had contact with the San Diego Padres about third baseman Chase Headley, the Philadelphia Phillies about third baseman Placido Polanco and the Chicago Cubs about first baseman Bryan LaHair.

The Orioles' first-half statistics aren't pretty, but they hold one statistical trump card. The only one that really, truly matters right now: .529. That's the fifth best winning percentage in the American League.