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ANAHEIM – Yennier Cano was in a dogfight. Pitching in relief of starter Tomoyuki Sugano in the bottom of the eighth inning, Cano left a sinker up in the zone that Angels outfielder Jo Adell turned on for a line drive base hit. Jorge Soler, pinch-hitting for Kyren Paris, walked

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MINNEAPOLIS -- The visiting clubhouse at Target Field was mostly quiet Thursday afternoon as Orioles players packed and prepared for a flight west to Anaheim.

MINNEAPOLIS -- When the question was posed to Charlie Morton on Wednesday night, he paused for a moment to think. He always does. The 41-year-old then gave a response that was well thought out and reflective, another staple of the 18-year MLB veteran.

The role of the closer has evolved in the past decade or so. Managers are less likely these days to have a dedicated arm for the ninth inning and more likely to save their best bullpen pitchers for high-leverage situations, regardless of frame. Consider this: since 2022, there have been

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MINNEAPOLIS -- Last September, Catie Griggs was less than a month into her new job as the Orioles’ president of business operations when she expressed a desire to upgrade Camden Yards, a ballpark that hasn’t changed a ton since opening in 1992. “You will see things in ‘25. I think

The 2025 Draft class is more volatile than usual, so there's not much certainty with a little more than two months before the Nationals exercise the No. 1 overall pick July 13 during the All-Star Game festivities in Atlanta. Two high schoolers -- shortstop Ethan Holliday and right-hander Seth Hernandez

BALTIMORE -- Bradley Henry, a 4-year-old from Frederick, Md., may be Adley Rutschman’s biggest fan. Need proof? Just scroll through Kathryn Henry’s TikTok profile, which is filled with videos of her son impersonating/cheering on/expressing his joy over the Orioles’ catcher. Several of the TikToks have gone viral, but one more

BALTIMORE -- When the humidity settles in and a slight breeze picks up, Camden Yards has the potential to become a haven for home run hitters. Even more so this year, now that the left-field dimensions at the ballpark are no longer as cavernous. Still, Sunday afternoon's seesaw slugfest between

MLB Pipeline expanded its Draft rankings from 100 to 150 last week, which brought plenty of changes to the preseason list. While high school infielder Ethan Holliday remains No. 1, there's a bevy of new faces at the top. On the last episode of the MLB Pipeline Podcast, Jim Callis,

BALTIMORE -- Coby Mayo feels he has proven all he can in the Orioles’ farm system. He knows what step needs to come next. “I think I’ve done a really good job of being a really good Minor League player,” Mayo said. “Now, it’s about becoming a really good, consistent

Homering to all fields and stacking strikeouts was a theme in the Minor Leagues on Sunday. The Mariners' top-end farm system continued to produce elite offensive numbers while a Top 100 Cubs pitcher furthered his case for a callup this season. These prospect outings put a bow on another week

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BALTIMORE -- Félix Bautista entered his windup, reared back and blew a 99.2 mph sinker past a swinging Trent Grisham, notching a game-ending strikeout and sealing the Orioles’ 5-4 win over the Yankees on Wednesday night at Camden Yards. With that, a tough April for Baltimore was over. The O’s

BALTIMORE -- When the Orioles and Yankees get together, there’s always the potential for tensions to flare during a heated American League East rivalry. It happened again Wednesday night at Camden Yards. The benches cleared during the bottom of the fourth inning of Baltimore’s 5-4 win over New York following

The Minor League season is a month old and several of the game's best hitting prospects are off to fast starts. Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony is tearing up Triple-A (just like he did at the end of last year), Padres shortstop Leo De Vries is leading the High-A Midwest

On a day in which homers were flying out of Minor League ballparks across the country, a few particularly stood out. Top 100 prospects Coby Mayo and Moisés Ballesteros slugged a pair of homers apiece, although even those were outdone by a Mets slugger who took three jogs around the

BALTIMORE -- Maverick Handley hasn’t stopped smiling while walking around the Orioles’ clubhouse this week. He had been in that room before -- a few times, actually, during the 2024 season, when he served as an emergency catcher on Baltimore’s taxi squad -- but this time has been much different.

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