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Dan Duquette on reconnecting with free-agent outfielder Dexter Fowler

By Eduardo A. Encina

Dec 6, 2016

Whomever it goes to, the $17-plus million the Orioles seem willing to spend will go a long way this offseason.

By Jon Meoli

Nov 15, 2016

Unlike past years, the Orioles should stay away from free agents who will require them to forfeit a draft pick.

By Jon Meoli

Nov 9, 2016

In some major league cities, the month of November is a time of optimism and rebirth, as rebuilding teams shop the free-agent market and ponder trades to improve themselves for a new season that is less than four months away. In Baltimore, we've gotten used to the more deliberate management style of baseball operations chief Dan Duquette and know not to expect a whole lot to happen before the new year.

By Peter Schmuck

Nov 8, 2016

Sophomore Gordon Wild scored a hat trick to lead No. 1 Maryland (14-0-2) to a 3-2 double-overtime win over visiting Delaware (10-6-1) in men's soccer Tuesday night.

Orioles' Mark Trumbo named Sporting News American League Comeback Player of the Year

By Eduardo A. Encina

Oct 25, 2016

One thing Buck Showalter hopes won’t be featured in the Orioles lineup again: center fielder Adam Jones batting leadoff.

By Jon Meoli

Oct 8, 2016

Bourn gave the Orioles late-inning steals in both of the team's wins in Toronto this week

By Eduardo A. Encina

Sep 30, 2016

Their nine-game homestand abruptly interrupted by a forced trip to Texas to play a makeup game against the Rangers on Monday night at Globe Life Park, the

By Eduardo A. Encina

Jun 20, 2016

The emergence of fast-rising minor league prospect Trey Mancini could prompt the Orioles to find out whether fellow first base prospect Christian Walker can play a corner outfield position

By Peter Schmuck

Feb 28, 2016

After being engaged in deep discussions with free-agent right-hander Yovani Gallardo over the past several weeks, the Orioles now appear closer than ever to finally landing the pitcher they've long been seeking to upgrade their starting rotation. The Orioles were nearing a deal Saturday with Gallardo on a three-year contract in the $35 million to $40 million range, according to an industry source. Details must still be ironed out and he must pass a club physical before a deal can be completed.

By Eduardo A. Encina

Feb 20, 2016

The "Moneyball" Oakland Athletics found their advantage by valuing on-base percentage. The Tampa Bay Rays sought a two-percent edge over opponents, and the Pittsburgh Pirates burst to relevancy via aggressive defensive shifting. While many other clubs are only making their final preparations for spring training, Orioles executive vice president Dan Duquette is one swoop away from making the February free-agent coup his team's signature advantage.

By Jon Meoli

Feb 14, 2016

How important is the 14th overall pick? And how much should the Orioles be committed to keeping that selection in the upcoming draft?

By Eduardo A. Encina

Jan 28, 2016

Nationals fire Matt Williams, coaching staff

The Washington Nationals were eliminated from the playoffs when the New York Mets clinched the National League East title. Less than 24 hours after that the tension building in the Washington clubhouse was front and center for all to see. While the Orioles' possible struggles may be behind closed doors, it was hard to miss the action in the Nationals dugout on Sept. 27 when pitcher Jonathan Papelbon went for the throat of teammate and MVP candidate Bryce Harper.

Terry Hutchinson of Annapolis was named Wednesday as US Sailing's 2014 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year.

D.C. United's plans for a new stadium at Buzzard Point were approved unanimously by the D.C. Council on Wednesday.

The Orioles (50-41) have reached the 50-win mark in their 91st game, the earliest since their wire-to-wire division-winning season of 1997.

On Wednesday, Bud Norris struggled through his shortest outing of the season. He failed to get an out in the fifth inning, and Orioles pitchers gave up three homers in a 6-2 loss in front of an announced 35,575 at Camden Yards.

Washington Nationals manager Matt Williams has seen Buck Showalter make bold late-game decisions before.

Right-hander Darren O¿Day has made 176 appearances in three seasons with the Orioles.

Washington Nationals starter Tanner Roark always will have good memories of his debut at Wrigley Field. His second visit, not so much.

The Orioles were well represented Friday when finalists for this season's AL Gold Glove awards were named.

Sometimes, Randy Knorr sits in his room, all alone, and

Anchored by eight scoreless innings from 36-year-old Freddy Garcia, the Orioles beat the Nationals 2-0 in front of an announced 30,655 at Camden Yards.

Through the first two months of the Orioles' season, second baseman Ryan Flaherty's reputation hinged much more on his glove than his bat.

George Horton ran a college baseball powerhouse at Cal State-Fullerton, the kind of program that had no place for someone like Kurt Suzuki. Horton had never seen or heard of Suzuki before a scout pal mentioned the high schooler in Hawaii.

It¿s true that the Orioles have faced a fierce lineup of arms over the past seven games, but with another dreadful offensive performance Saturday night against the Washington Nationals, their bats have suddenly gone silent.

Jason Hammel deserves to be an All-Star, but he says he isn't worrying about it.

Nick Markakis leads the Orioles to victory with home run in 11th inning

Orioles starter Jake Arrieta pitched seven strong innings on Friday night at Nationals Park, giving up just one run on a homer by Ian Desmond. He allowed six hits in all and struck out nine batters, but will have to settle for a no-decision because he was matched pitch for pitch by Nats starter Edwin Jackson.