Orioles Drop Double Header Against Marlins
It was a rough night for the Baltimore Orioles as they go on to lose both games of the double header against the Miami Marlins. There was not a lot of scoring for either team...
Author: Sean Morter
The Marlins Blank the Orioles
In the first of two games against the Miami Marlins at Camden Yards, the Baltimore Orioles lose four to nothing. John Means got the start for the Orioles tonight and Pablo Lopez got the start...
Orioles Sweep Rays In Outstanding Fashion
Today the Baltimore Orioles swept the Tampa Bay Rays to win their first series since 2018. The final score today was five to one. Tommy Malone started today for the Orioles and Yonny Chirinos started...
Orioles Win In Extra Innings To Take Two to One Series Lead
Tonight’s game was one for the ages when the Baltimore Orioles walked off to win five to four against the Tampa Bay Rays. Both pitchers Wade LeBlanc (Orioles) and Tyler Glasnow (Tampa Bay) pitched a...
Orioles Snap Two Game Losing Streak
The bats came alive for the Baltimore Orioles in their six to three victory against the Tampa Bay Rays at Camden Yards. The Rays wasted no time with a Yoshi Tsutsugo double in the top...
The Baltimore Orioles Lose In A Heartbreaker to the New York Yankees
The Baltimore Orioles drop the second game of the series, eight to six to the New York Yankees. To get the scoring started, Aaron Judge scores on a sharp ground ball by Giancarlo Stanton. That...
Baltimore Orioles Fall To New York Yankees
The Baltimore Orioles fall to the New York Yankees nine to three at Camden Yards. This game featured a powerful pitching between the Orioles’ Asher Wojciechowski and the Yankees’ Gerrit Cole. All in all, the...
The Baltimore Orioles Return to Camden Yards
The Baltimore Orioles begin a six game home stand (three games against the New York Yankees and three games against the Tampa Bay Rays respectively). Up to this point in the shortened season the Orioles...
In Uncertain Times, Baseball Unites
The world continues to face many challenges regarding the Coronavirus. There is no industry immune to the harsh and abrupt effects of COVID-19, including Major League Baseball. April was the month that was supposed to...
