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By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- The assignments haven't been easy ones for Trey Gibson in his first taste of the big leagues. But the 24-year-old right-hander has handled each one well, showing exactly why he's been viewed among the top pitching prospects in the Orioles' system in recent years. On May 3, Gibson
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Another Orioles pitching prospect is on the cusp of making his MLB debut. Baltimore recalled right-hander Cameron Weston from Triple-A Norfolk ahead of Thursday night's series opener vs. Toronto at Camden Yards, adding the 25-year-old to the bullpen. Righty Trey Gibson (the O's No. 4 prospect per MLB
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Avery Jacobsen had caught foul balls at Camden Yards before. But the 22-year-old Orioles fan from Lancaster County, Pa., had never come away with a ball in play. That changed on Thursday night -- in fact, it changed twice, so he decided to share the wealth.
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Cameron Weston wanted to treat it like any other baseball game. But, when the bullpen doors swung open in center field at the start of the ninth inning at Camden Yards on Thursday night, the 25-year-old from Pittsburgh entered the most high-stakes matchup of his life thus far.
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By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Every time Albert Suárez leaves the Orioles, the 36-year-old right-hander finds his way back. On Friday, Baltimore signed Suárez to a one-year MLB deal, bringing back the righty to bolster its bullpen amid a four-game series against American League East rival Toronto. Right-hander Cameron Weston, who tossed a
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- An emotional and powerful moment took place on Friday night at Camden Yards, and it was one that Amina Rice and her family didn’t see coming. During the third inning of the Blue Jays-Orioles game, Rice -- a graduating eighth-grade student at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School in
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- What needed to happen for Trevor Rogers to return to his 2025 form? As Orioles pitching coach Drew French saw it, the left-hander just needed to believe -- both in his stuff and in himself. “He’s a really, really good pitcher, and I think the most important thing
BALTIMORE -- For the third time in seven days, the Orioles orchestrated a walk-off win at Camden Yards on Saturday evening. And this one featured quite a late comeback. Baltimore rallied for five runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to secure a 6-5 victory over Toronto, winning it
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- When the Orioles returned home after getting swept by the Rays during a three-game series at Tropicana Field from May 18-20, they sat a season-worst eight games below .500. Their morale could have been low. It even would have been acceptable to have flashbacks to 2025, when a
