It's no secret that this season has been a disaster for the Baltimore Orioles. Entering the year with aspirations to contend for another AL East title and compe

As the Orioles circle the drain, it feels likely they will be sellers at the July 31 trade deadline. That statement is shocking for a team that entered the season with playoff and World Series aspirations.

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No one could have imagined the Orioles would be battling the White Sox and Pirates for best odds in the 2026 draft lottery,” he wrote. Even though they don’t have the worst

In his 22nd career game, the top-100 prospect finally plated a run with an RBI single to score Ryan O'Hearn from second base in the fourth inning. However, the play went sour when Chicago White Sox third baseman Josh Rojas cut off a throw from left fielder Joshua Palacios and caught Mayo trying to sneak into second base.

The Orioles outrighted Tromp to Triple-A Norfolk on Monday, per MLB's transactions log. Tromp was cast off the 40-man roster Saturday and will report to Triple-A after failing to draw interest while on the waiver wire. He's batting .254 with three home runs, 10 RBI and nine runs scored across 20 games with the Tides this season.

The New York Yankees land a former Baltimore Orioles top MLB prospect in a blockbuster trade, boosting their team for the second half.

Per MLB.com’s Jake Rill, Morton became the oldest pitcher in Orioles history — since the franchise moved from St. Louis in 1954 — to have a start without allowing an earned run. Mike Cuellar previously held the record. He threw a nine-inning shutout against the Texas Rangers on June 20, 1976, when he was 39 years, 43 days old.