Rich Dubroff

Question: No offense, Rich, but you are delusional if you don’t think the Orioles’ results through the end of April are disheartening. The pitching staff is in disarray. The injuries are once again mounting this year. The offense is colder than the Polar Bear’s toes and our strikeout level is the only record-breaking statistic. The O’s look pathetic to me and this is the easy part of our 2026 schedule. Please clarify what you see that heartens you as we head into May. From: Glenn Fuller, Laurel, Maryland

BALTIMORE–What happened? Trevor Rogers suffered his sixth straight defeat, and while his Sunday night start wasn’t as bad as some recent ones, it wasn’t close to being good enough. Rogers allowed a two-run home run to Dillon Dingler in the first, and after retiring 11 straight gave up two more runs in the fifth on …

BALTIMORE—Taylor Ward had an outstanding start to his season. Through April 30th, he was hitting .304 with an .881 OPS. Ward had a .438 on-base percentage.

Question: The Orioles had a right to have the Gunnar Henderson/Ernie Clement play reviewed by New York. But why was this not done. If the umpire made a wro

BALTIMORE—For the third straight game, catchers Adley Rutschman and Samuel Basallo are not in the Orioles’ starting lineup. Rutschman, who has a left hamst

Question: I am getting sick and tired of seeing the Orioles’ skipper go out to talk with umpires with his arms crossed, nodding as if in agreement, maybe g

What happened? Brandon Young has quietly turned into the Orioles’ surprise success story of 2026. Young, who had 12 starts last season with a 6.24 ERA, con

What happened? The Orioles prepared for a challenging West Coast road trip with a lackluster performance against another West Coast team. The Orioles concl

No Orioles are among the leaders in the first round of balloting for next month’s All-Star Game. The closest Oriole in the balloting is catcher Adley Rutsc

ANAHEIM–What happened? Twice, the Orioles seemed as if they were about to win the final game of their West Coast swing and secure a winning road trip. In the eighth inning, the Orioles surrendered a three-run lead with two outs as the Los Angeles Angels tied it, 5-5. In the 10th, after Pete Alonso’s RBI …