Ramón Laureano brought some passion to ... showing his frustration by slamming his bat and helmet to the ground. That earned a toss from home plate umpire James Hoye, who then exchanged words ...

Clearly frustrated by the call, Laureano flipped his bat up, slammed it to the ground, then threw his helmet down in frustration. Hoye responded by immediately tossing Laureano, who then turned ...

Laureano had a critical at-bat in the bottom of the sixth with two outs and a runner on first base. In a 3-2 count, he took issue with the third strike called by home plate umpire James Hoye.

Home plate umpire James Hoye called it a strike to end the inning, which prompted Laureano to freak out. First he slammed his bat to the ground and then he had an all-time spike of his helmet that ...

The Orioles needed Laureano in the lineup, and he responded with seven hits in a span of 24 at-bats. Laureano doubled twice Monday night against the Yankees and drove in the Orioles’ first run.

Laureano went 3-for-5 with a two-run home run and an additional RBI in Saturday's 7-4 win over the Athletics.

Laureano is only a couple weeks removed from fracturing his right hand, so the fact that he's already swinging a bat again is a notable development. He still has a ways to go in his rehab ...

MILWAUKEE — Another injury has popped up for the Orioles. Outfielder Ramón Laureano left the club’s 5-2 loss against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday after injuring his left ankle while ...