If you have ever sat in or around section 78 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards over the last several years, you and Jacob Nupp are probably on a first-name basis. Jacob, who has long dreamt of being a broadcaster for the Orioles, and his family are Birdland Members. The

When addressing the team earlier this year, David Rubenstein, the Baltimore Orioles owner and control person, told the players, coaches, and front office staff how important the team is to the City of Baltimore. From top to bottom, the Orioles know and believe they play an important role in the

On Saturday, April 12, the Orioles will debut their newest alternate uniform, an orange jersey and pants set that trace back more than a half-century. In September 1971, the Orioles became one of the first teams to wear something other than the traditional home white or road gray jersey when

No one should ever underestimate the impact of professional sports teams on the communities in which they reside. Teams enliven, inspire, and stimulate the activities of people of all ages. We have seen such an impact by the Orioles here in Baltimore, Maryland. Young people in particular find role models

From a young age, everyone in Jackson Holliday’s life knew he was likely going to grow up to play professional baseball.

Beginning Thursday, January 30, more than 10 Orioles players, the manager, and front office staff loaded onto two buses and spent the next three days making 21 stops across 17 towns throughout Maryland. The weekend brought Orioles magic to thousands of fans and prepared Birdland for what will be an

On a winter day in 2012, cool air blew through the open window press box at Oriole Park. Snow carpeted the field below. Fifteen secret listeners sat in the nearly empty ballpark, waiting to hear a perfect audition from the future voice of Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The stakes

As photographers, we take hundreds of thousands of photos over the course of a baseball season. Of those photos, a small percentage are seen by fans. As we look back on the 2024 season, we wanted to share our favorite photos, some of which you have seen before and others

All year long, members of the Orioles front office, coaches, and players work tirelessly to make each baseball season better than the last. They work hard every single day to make their amazing feats of athleticism look effortless, to create a welcoming and exciting environment for fans, to break records,

The roar of the crowd at Oriole Park, the crack of the bat, and the thrilling chase for victory on the field—these are the moments that make being a Baltimore Orioles fan unforgettable. But for the Orioles, winning isn’t confined to the scoreboard. They’ve woven themselves into the very fabric

To The Best Fans and Supporters in Baseball: We are sorry the Orioles did not go as far into the playoffs as we all had hoped. Baseball can be very unpredictable, and we share in your disappointment. This season, we celebrated victories that extend beyond the scoreboard. As we secured

Tuesday, September 17 The Baltimore Orioles and San Francisco Giants opened up a three-game series at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Colton Cowser and Heston Kjerstad each recorded pinch hits. Cedric Mullins recorded his 29th stolen base of the year.

Monday, September 2 The Orioles offense showed off in their 13-3 win over the Chicago White Sox. Every O’s starter recorded a hit and scored a run for the first time since August 2017. It marked the fourth time this year every Orioles starter scored a run, the most such

Thursday, August 22 The Orioles and Houston Astros began a four-game series at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Matt Bowman made his Orioles debut in relief, and Gunnar Henderson and Ryan Mountcastle both doubled. Mountcastle’s 29 doubles this year lead the team.

Nick Markakis was the junior college player of the year in 2003, but it wasn’t just his .439 batting average, or the 32 home runs and 92 RBI that earned him the honor. He also went 12-0 with a 1.68 ERA and struck out 160 batters in 96 2/3 innings

Terry Crowley’s Orioles career can be split into several parts. There were his 12 years as a part-time first baseman/designated hitter, when he was known as “the King of Swing” and became one of the most feared pinch-hitters in baseball. His 108 pinch hits – 79 of them with the

Most of the scouts who came to see Aberdeen High School’s games in the late 1970s only came on days when Cal Ripken Jr. was pitching. Not Dick Bowie. The Orioles Mid-Atlantic supervisor was there when Ripken pitched, but he was often the only scout in the stands when the

It is one of those things that always seems to happen when he needs it the most. James McCann will be going through a slump on the field, or distracted by something off it, and will open a piece of fan mail or read a message on social media that

Tuesday, August 13 The Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals faced off in the first game of the two-game Beltway Series. Anthony Santander recorded his 36th home run of the year in the third inning, setting the single season record for the most home runs by a switch- hitter in Orioles

After a four-season hiatus, MLB’s Players’ Weekend is back in full force, giving players the opportunity to show who they are off the field. Lucky for Baltimore fans, the O’s content team has used their Vibe Check and The Chill video series to give fans a behind-the-scenes look at O’s

Faith plays a big role in the Orioles clubhouse. Even though the Orioles typically play six or seven games a week, they always make time for chapel. Usually held on Saturdays or Sundays, it presents a time where they can come together, away from baseball, to connect with one another,

Friday, July 26 The Orioles returned home for the first time after the All-Star break and started a three-game set against the San Diego Padres. Anthony Santander hit his 29th home run of the year in the eighth inning, tying Gunnar Henderson for the team lead. The ball traveled 442