Zach Eflin was the obvious choice to earn the Orioles’ opening day start, especially after Grayson Rodriguez’s arm injury.

There’s no way to view Orioles pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano’s first 10 1/3 innings this spring as anything other than a success.

The conversation surrounding the Baltimore Orioles right now is much different than what it was just a year ago at this time.

Samuel Basallo has already had an impressive spring, making noise with his loud rounds of batting practice and his powerful ...

Eflin and right-hander Grayson Rodriguez are the Orioles’ top two returning starters after Corbin Burnes signed a six-year, ...

The MLB season is rapidly approaching and Opening Day is around the corner. As such, teams around the league are beginning to ...

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The nine Orioles guest instructors are gone, or at least the official ones. Cal Ripken Jr. has been working with some ...

In the final month of MLB Spring Training, the Detroit Tigers get set for back-to-back home games in Lakeland this weekend ...

Hyde described Rodriguez's progression as a "restart," which means "it's going to take a while." How long exactly it will take isn't clear, but it would seem to be a safe bet that Rodriguez will miss ...

The Orioles named Eflin their Opening Day starter on Friday. With Grayson Rodriguez (elbow) injured, Eflin made for a pretty clear choice to take the ball March 27 in Toronto. The veteran right-hander ...

With the start of the regular season coming up soon for the Baltimore Orioles, the team will be trying to make it three straight years with a playoff appearance ...