Baltimore Sports. Period
For years in the minor leagues, Orioles infielder Jeremiah Jackson rode buses and shared clubhouses with players who had the same goals as him. Now, he is reaping the rewards of the journey.
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Baltimore sports fans have very different feelings toward what is going on with the two major teams in town. Stan “The Fan” Charles breaks down how the Ravens look heading into the season and where the Orioles stand with the offseason around the corner.
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Orioles starting pitcher Shane Baz recently chatted with PressBox about what he’d be if he weren’t a ballplayer, a bucket-list place he’s never been and more.
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The Orioles’ decision to trade Adley Rutschman to the Red Sox was understandable for many reasons. It didn’t make the news any less heartbreaking to fans. In honor of that, we look at “The 15 Painful Departures” in Baltimore sports history.
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Baseball has enjoyed many great dynasties, most notably the Babe Ruth-era New York Yankees, also known as “Murderers’ Row.” But before them came a scrappy Baltimore Orioles team that dominated the National League from 1894-1899.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Luke Jackson discuss the latest on the Orioles, including their wins in Tampa, Gunnar Henderson’s hitting and more. Plus, they remember the lasting legacy of Tommy John.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles shares his latest MLB power rankings, and the Orioles move up four spots.
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After coming over from the Red Sox in the Adley Rutschman trade, Orioles pitching prospect Kyson Witherspoon is adjusting to his new organization. “I’m kind of taking it a day at a time right now,” Witherspoon said. “I’m just trying to see where my feet are.”
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Orioles reliever Rico Garcia spoke with PressBox about his favorite pregame snack, the best piece of advice he’s ever been given and more.
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Former Orioles executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette says the club has been smart to target young pitching in recent drafts and trades.
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