The drafts from 2019 to 2021 helped set up the Orioles’ recent success. A great 2025 draft could do the same over the next decade.

After making the playoffs last season, the Orioles didn't do much in the offseason to keep the roster "playoff-caliber" and as a result, the Orioles sit in last place in the AL East heading into the All-Star break.

The Baltimore Orioles are reportedly "close to being open for business with all available players," per league sources to SNY's Andy Martino.

MLB's stars of tomorrow are becoming the stars of today in very short order these days. To wit, two dozen players who were selected in the previous two Draft classes have already made their Major League debut,

The Baltimore Orioles traded right-handed reliever Bryan Baker, and many are wondering if they're looking to sell during the deadline.

This season has put a spotlight on the Orioles’ pitching pipeline and their unwillingness to draft pitchers early. That could change soon.

The deal could signal a sweeping series of sell moves by the O's, who now have seven picks in the top 100 on Sunday.

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After their trade on Thursday, the Baltimore Orioles now own six picks within the first two rounds of the 2025 MLB draft that starts on Sunday. After the disapp

With the MLB trade deadline quickly approaching, the divide between buyers and sellers is becoming clearer. In this column, I’ll look at the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates (potential sellers), their key players who could be moved, and interesting in-house pieces who could fill gaps or take on a higher role after the trade deadline.