Matt Weyrich is a sports reporter at The Baltimore Sun. He focuses on covering major league sports, including the Orioles, and has a strong background in sports business, marketing, and broadcasting. Matt's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo Sports and NBC Sports Washington.
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Matt Weyrich’s coverage is heavily centered on the Orioles, with frequent reporting on roster moves, injuries, performance notes, and team-related business or branding developments. He appears most responsive to timely, newsy pitches tied to the club’s on-field status, player availability, clubhouse reactions, and items connected to team identity or fan-facing initiatives.
He also seems open to commentary that helps explain how a development affects the Orioles now and over the rest of the season, especially when it involves a key player, lineup change, or a notable organizational decision. Pitches with direct access, fresh information, or a strong Baltimore angle will likely land best.
Because his reporting is focused locally, outreach should be framed around Baltimore and the Orioles.
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By: Matt Weyrich
Mariner starter Logan Gilbert dominated the Orioles on Tuesday in a way they hardly ever see from their own rotation.
Logan Gilbert allowed just one run with 10 strikeouts in seven innings on Tuesday.
By: Matt Weyrich
Kyle Bradish tossed a gem and Gunnar Henderson hit his 15th home run of the season in the Orioles' 5-3 win over the Mariners on Wednesday.
By: Matt Weyrich
Orioles closer Ryan Helsley recovered from a pair of home runs to retire the side in nine pitches Wednesday against Seattle.
By: Matt Weyrich
Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman is back to playing like an All-Star, though this time it's with more power and flipped platoon splits.
Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman is back to playing like an All-Star, though this time it’s with more power and flipped platoon splits.
The Orioles were shut out for the first time this season Thursday when the Mariners' Bryan Woo dominated over eight innings.
By: Matt Weyrich
Some of the Orioles' ushers at Camden Yards have met with union organizers this spring to discuss mobilizing workers.
By: Matt Weyrich
SEATTLE — A contingent of Orioles ushers has met with organizers from the local chapter of the United Food and Commercial Workers International
By: Matt Weyrich
Baltimore's front office has shifted its player development philosophy with the help of Cal Ripken Jr., Mike Shildt
