he Orioles today announced that infielder GUNNAR HENDERSON has been voted the winner of the 2023 Louis M. Hatter Most Valuable Oriole Award by members of the local media who cover the team on a regular basis. He will be recognized for his accomplishments during an on-field ceremony prior to tonight’s game against the Boston Red Sox. Henderson becom

Gunnar Henderson graduated from being baseball’s top prospect and is favored to win the Rookie of the Year award in the American League. He’ll prep for that honor by walking onto the Camden Yards field before tonight’s game and receiving his Most Valuable Oriole award. Keep ‘em coming. Media covering the club selected Henderson first on a three-pla

ATLANTA – Twelve times this season, Hunter Harvey has been asked to record at least four outs. And 12 times, he’s answered the call when the Nationals needed him to do it. In many ways, that’s a win in itself. Given his extensive injury history, Harvey has often been treated with kid gloves, held to one inning, prevented from pitching on consecutiv

As the Orioles get ready to play in the MLB postseason for the first time since 2016 and in the American League Division Series for the first time since 2014, experience in the playoffs is one of the few attributes this team is missing. The only position players who have played past Game 162 are Aaron Hicks, Adam Frazier and James McCann, and Kyle

The emotions sneaked up on Brandon Hyde again. Made his eyes water and the words stick in his throat. The fifth-year Orioles manager keeps experiencing firsts on the job that make him reflect on the hard times and challenge him to maintain composure. Hold it together while hugging anyone who’s close to him. “It’s really a weak point of mine,” he sa

ATLANTA – With his typically station-to-station lineup suddenly in home run mode, Davey Martinez decided midway through tonight’s series opener at Truist Park he was going to go all-in in search of win No. 70. That number, arbitrary as it may be, was a stated goal for the Nationals and their manager in recent weeks, a nice round number that would r

Orioles manager Brandon Hyde arrived at the ballpark today knowing that a victory didn’t really matter in the grander scheme. His team clinched the division title last night. It already established home-field advantage in the playoffs. The original lineup was missing Anthony Santander and Gunnar Henderson to let them rest. Adley Rutschman and Ramón

After clinching the American League East with a win Thursday night, the Orioles still have three games to play in the 2023 regular season, beginning with tonight at home versus Boston. At 100-59 coming into tonight, the Birds could finish with 103 wins, which would be third-most in club history. Last night's 2-0 win gave the Orioles their 10th AL E

ATLANTA – The symmetry wasn’t lost on Tanner Rainey. As he stood at his locker at Truist Park, a member of the Nationals’ active roster for the first time in 14 months, the right-hander couldn’t help but think about the fact he was in this exact same location the last time he was a member of the active roster, before he tore his elbow ligament, bef

The Orioles are starting veteran Kyle Gibson on Saturday and remain undecided about Sunday, which would be Kyle Bradish under pre-clinching circumstances. Uncharted territory for the franchise under the current regime. “We’re still kind of playing with some things,” said manager Brandon Hyde. Hyde isn’t ready to detail how the Orioles are handling