Historically, the 2025 season was a tough one for the Orioles. Manager Brandon Hyde was let go, and 70 players cycled through the roster. Only two managed over 94 games, as the team finished 19 games behind Toronto. Now, 2026 hopes to turn the page. 🔄
Jackson Holliday is set to start a rehab stint Friday after breaking his hamate bone. The Orioles' second baseman, a key player with 17 homers last season, aims to rejoin the lineup soon. Meanwhile, Blaze Alexander might see more action at second base.
Orioles kick off 2026 vs. Twins, seeking revenge after last year's 0-6 sweep. Key matchups: facing Twins' Joe Ryan and Taj Bradley, who struggles with a 7.03 ERA vs. O's. Eyes on Bailey Ober, a tough Game 3 challenger with a 2.60 career ERA vs. Baltimore.
Rookie pitcher Anthony Nunez surprises by making the Orioles' Opening Day roster, replacing injured Keegan Akin. Nunez, a converted third baseman, impressed in spring training and will bring his control and maturity to the bullpen. ⚾
Kyle Bradish's final spring training outing raises eyebrows as the Orioles bank on his Cy Young potential despite recent injury woes. His velocity dipped late, sparking questions about his endurance. Can he lead the rotation? 🧐
The Orioles adjust their roster ahead of Opening Day, placing Jackson Holliday and others on the IL. Moves include DFA'ing Jackson Kowar and Bryan Ramos, while Albert Suarez is sent to Triple-A, ensuring depth remains in the organization.
Orioles' Opening Day roster features rookies Anthony Nunez, Yaramil Hiraldo, and Grant Wolfram, alongside utilityman Jeremiah Jackson. Keegan Akin hits the IL with a groin strain. Expect fresh faces to step up as the season kicks off. ⚾
The Orioles have set their Opening Day roster, featuring Trevor Rogers leading the pitching rotation and Adley Rutschman behind the plate. Keegan Akin hits the injured list, while Jeremiah Jackson steps in for the infield. Game on, Baltimore! ⚾️
Transaction Alert: The Baltimore Orioles have placed LHP Keegan Akin on the 10-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to a left groin strain. 🏥
Transaction Alert: Baltimore Orioles placed 2B Jackson Holliday on the 10-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to right hamate surgery. 🏥
Transaction Alert: Baltimore Orioles placed RHP Andrew Kittredge on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to right shoulder inflammation. 🏥
Transaction Alert: Baltimore Orioles placed 3B Jordan Westburg on the 10-day injured list retroactive to March 23, 2026, due to a right elbow UCL sprain. 🏥
Transaction Alert: Baltimore Orioles placed LF Heston Kjerstad on the 10-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to a right hamstring strain. 🏥
Orioles fans are buzzing over leaked City Connect jerseys as the team gears up for the 2026 season opener against the Twins. Despite mixed reactions to the design, anticipation builds with Pete Alonso joining the roster after a lively offseason. ⚾
Craig Albernaz takes the helm for the Orioles as they gear up for a fresh start. With a managerial debut against the Twins, it's time to see if new leadership can steer the O's toward contention. ⚾️
Dean Kremer, a consistent starter for the Orioles, has been optioned to the minors due to his historically poor April performances. Despite the roster cut, expect a swift return once he finds his form. 🔄
The Orioles' 2026 season kicks off with high hopes after adding Pete Alonso and trading for Shane Baz. Despite past postseason woes, revamped pitching and a fresh lineup aim to change the narrative. Will this be the year they finally break through? ⚾
Historically, the Orioles have made bold moves with their bullpen. In 2026, they're banking on new faces, with Ryan Helsley as the standout closer. With a mix of journeymen and potential breakout stars, the bullpen's success remains a high-stakes gamble.
Avoiding last year's early slump is key for the 2026 Orioles. With veteran additions and new manager Craig Albernaz, Baltimore aims for a strong start to dodge the dreaded "here we go again" mindset and stay competitive.
The Orioles' 2026 season hinges on a strong start to avoid last year's early slump. With new veterans like Pete Alonso and Chris Bassitt, plus a reshaped rotation led by Trevor Rogers, Baltimore aims to dodge a repeat "here we go again" vibe. ⚾
Gunnar Henderson and Pete Alonso are chasing Orioles milestones in 2026. Henderson eyes the fastest 100 career homers, while Alonso targets the most homers in a single season, aiming to surpass Chris Davis's record of 53. ⚾
Historically, the Orioles have made key roster decisions on the eve of Opening Day, including player assignments and addressing injuries. Camden Yards renovations often excite fans with upgrades like new video boards and sound systems. ⚾
Orioles gear up for Opening Day with roster decisions looming. Fans can also enjoy Camden Yards' fresh upgrades during the season opener. ⚾️
The Orioles unveiled the Truist Club at Camden Yards, a luxury upgrade aimed at boosting revenue. While pricey for fans, the club promises a potential increase in payroll spending, balancing exclusivity with hopes of on-field investment. 💼
Camden Yards gets a tech boost with a massive new scoreboard and enhanced sound system. Fans can expect clearer announcements and engaging visuals, elevating their game-day experience. 📺🔊
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