The Tennessee home of former Baltimore Orioles player Nolan Reimold was filmed for an upcoming episode of "Property Brothers."

More than two dozen free agents are participating in the Major League Baseball Players Association-run spring training workouts at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.

Caleb Joseph got back into the swing of things and now is playing almost as much as Welington Castillo

The Yankees' Aaron Judge hits two home runs in a 14-3 victory Sunday, giving him eight against the Orioles this season.

Early Orioles notes: Jones slated to return Monday, Orioles recall Verrett, send down Wilson

Hyun Soo Kim is sitting against another right-hander Tuesday, and manager Buck Showalter acknowledged it's got a lot to do with Trey Mancini.

In a division full of some of the American League's top left-handed pitchers, the

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Even as his rookie year was cut short with an unfortunate thumb injury in July, Orioles outfielder Joey Ric

A study led by Anton Dahbura, a research scientist in the computer sciences department at Hopkins, explored how players hit when games were not on the line, and the results could spark conversation about player value.

The Orioles have issues with left-handed pitching as it is, and now has to contend with Chris Sale in the division.

Orioles face difficult decisions with looming non-tender deadline

The Orioles fashioned an everyday right fielder out of the MLB home run leader, but Mark Trumbo could walk.

There's a lot less uncertainty about center field for the Orioles today than there will be after Adam Jones.

The Orioles had plenty of options and essentially settled on two in 2016.

Orioles' wild-card game roster includes rookie Trey Mancini

Toronto Blue Jays slugger Edwin Encarnacion hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the 11th inning to end the Orioles' season in the American League

Kevin Gausman was past the 100-pitch mark and he had not been nearly as overpowering as he was again

Orioles first base prospect Trey Mancini earned his first major league promotion Sunday, as outfielder Steve Pearce's season ended.

The Orioles sealed their 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays with one of their most dramatic endings of the season Friday night.

Orioles early notes: Pearce out indefinitely after receiving PRP injection

As Dylan Bundy's pitch count has escalated, so too have his walk totals, which has made for some unstead

Chris Tillman's return is set for Sept. 11. Adam Jones is back. Joey Rickard is starting baseball activities.

Adam Jones' injury shined a spotlight on reserve outfielder Nolan Reimold on Friday, and could get him more in the fold going forward.

Tyler Wilson allowed three home runs and eight runs overall in three-plus innings, and the Seattle Mariners thumped the Orioles, 12-6, at Safeco Field.

Kim's inclusion in the lineup Friday night could signal a change in the outfield pecking order.

The Orioles are getting what they wanted now from Pedro Alvarez, but there's nowhere for him to play other than as a platoon DH now.

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

It certainly is no secret in Baltimore and beyond that the Orioles starting rotation is in crisis, which just makes it that much more frustrating for fans to watch from afar as 2015 National League Cy Young Award winner Jake Arrieta continues along his merry way.

Tyler Wilson delivered his best start of the season, and the best of his young major league career.

In a 5-0 win over the Red Sox, the Orioles (38-27) rode eight shutout innings from Tyler Wilson and a big day at the plate from center fielder Adam Jones to first place in the American League East.

A four-run fifth inning helped the Orioles secure a 4-0 win and a series sweep of the Royals at Camden Yards.

Orioles right-hander Kevin Gausmanwould have had a pretty good night if the Boston Red Sox had chosen to give outfielder Mookie Betts the evening off.

The Orioles' late-game frailty when it comes to left-handed hitters showed itself Monday when both Ashur Tolliver and Mychal Givens allowed home runs to lefties. But for now, it will continue to be Tolliver as the situational left-hander coming out of the bullpen in those circumstances.

The Boston Red Sox showed up at Oriole Park on Monday with sole possession of first place in the American League East. Then they showed why.

The slumping Orioles bats woke up in Cleveland Friday night and rallied to break open a tied game with a three-run seventh inning, winning 6-4.

A second straight start for left fielder Hyun Soo Kim on Thursday, combined with the cooling of Joey Rickard's hot start, means there now might be more to ponder when assigning the corner outfield spots as the Orioles move forward.

For a second straight day, a struggling starting pitcher shut down the Orioles.

The Orioles hit four home runs to give them a league-leading 61 in a 9-4 win over the Angels Friday.

The two weeks since the Orioles lost Gold Glove shortstop J.J. Hardy have felt largely the same for the team — late, home run-fueled wins and an air of invincibility at home — even if it's all occurring without their leader in the infield.

The Orioles placed outfielder/designated hitter Jimmy Paredes on waivers as his rehab assignment ended Sunday.

The question is the same, but for vastly different reasons. Two months ago, during spring training, the Orioles were left to wonder who would man their corner

With the Orioles slated to face a string of right-handed pitchers over the next week, Nolan Reimold receive the start in right field on Wednesday.

Sometimes, it¿s hard to tell where the good pitching ends and the poor hitting begins, but not on Thursday night.

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.

Pedro Alvarez, Hyun Soo Kim, and Nolan Reimold could all benefit from the possibly serious foot injury to shortstop J.J. Hardy.

The impressive Chicago White Sox starting rotation figured to catch up with the Orioles eventually, and it finally did in the O's' 7-1 loss before a crowd of

Orioles designated hitter Pedro Alvarez is trying to maintain the momentum from his back-to-back two-hit games after three days off.