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By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Over the past three years, Baltimore has learned plenty about Jackson Holliday. For one, Holliday always takes time for kids. The 22-year-old Orioles infielder may lead all of baseball in autographs signed, as every day he can be spotted on the field during batting practice putting ink onto
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles signed Tommy Pham to a Minor League deal on May 16 to bolster their outfield depth. However, it seems the 38-year-old will be departing the organization without playing an MLB game for the club. Pham is planning to opt out of his contract, according to a
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- For much of Pete Alonso's first season in Baltimore, the Polar Bear has shown his prolific ability to homer the other way. In fact, eight of his first 14 home runs were opposite-field shots to either right or right-center field. Alonso’s 15th homer, however, was a blast to
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Gunnar Henderson entered Friday on a 14-game homerless streak. That also meant the Orioles shortstop’s career home run total was stuck at 99. On Friday night, Henderson finally hit No. 100.
BALTIMORE -- Was Gunnar Henderson intentionally hit by a pitch on Saturday evening? That was the question that surrounded the ninth inning of the Padres’ 9-3 win over the Orioles at Camden Yards -- as well as the postgame media sessions for both teams -- after things got a bit
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- After a contentious ending to Saturday’s game at Camden Yards, there were no further flames in Sunday’s series finale in Baltimore. However, there also wasn’t quite enough firepower from the Orioles. The O’s took a 5-2 loss to the Padres, who won the rubber game and notched a
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- For a significant part of Tyler O'Neill's nine-year MLB career, he has been a productive slugger. He hit 88 home runs with an .814 OPS in 419 games for the Cardinals and Red Sox from 2021-24, twice hitting 31 or more homers in a season. However, the past
By: Jake Rill
Padres reliever Ron Marinaccio received a three-game suspension and an undisclosed fine for intentionally hitting Gunnar Henderson of the Orioles with a pitch during the bottom of the ninth inning of Saturday’s game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Major League Baseball announced Monday. Michael Hill, MLB’s Senior Vice President
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By: Jake Rill
Before the Orioles began their three-city West Coast road trip through Seattle, Los Angeles and Anaheim, their bullpen received a major boost. Baltimore reinstated closer Ryan Helsley from the 15-day injured list prior to Tuesday night’s opener vs. the Mariners at T-Mobile Park. The 31-year-old right-hander had been on the
