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Angels blow late lead with poor defense in loss to Orioles

ANAHEIM, Calif. —Joe Maddon has insisted that the Angels have the ingredients to be a championship team, but he conceded that they didn’t look like one in their 5-4 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday night.

Los Angeles Times

Orioles’ Means Will Undergo Season-Ending Tommy John Surgery

The Baltimore pitcher had multiple MRIs to confirm that he needed the surgery.

Sports Illustrated

Jared Walsh sits against another left-hander, and Angels fall to Orioles

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Angels faced a left-handed pitcher for the sixth time this season, and Jared Walsh assumed what has become an all-too-familiar position — a spot on the bench for Friday night’s game against the Baltimore Orioles, the fifth straight game he did not start against a lefty.

Los Angeles Times

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A’s See Record-Low Home Attendance in Back-to-Back Games

Oakland is currently 7–6 and in third place in the AL West

Sports Illustrated

A’s beat Orioles on Brown’s double, Pache’s defense, solid pitching

OAKLAND, Calif. — Seth Brown hit a two-run double in the sixth inning and Christian Pache continued his wizardry in center field Tuesday night as the A’s beat the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 at the Coliseum.

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A’s, Montas beat Orioles in sparsely attended home opener

OAKLAND, Calif. — The Athletics got another strong start from Frankie Montas and took advantage of four unearned runs allowed by the Baltimore Orioles Monday night for a 5-1 win in their home opener.

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MLB Power Rankings: The Giants Are Better Than We Thought—Again

The Mets, Cardinals and White Sox are also surging this week after their hot starts to the 2022 season.

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Rougned Odor’s late pinch-hit single sparks Orioles to 5-0 victory, series win over Yankees

BALTIMORE — In spring training, Rougned Odor subtly bemoaned his time with the New York Yankees. He described their usage of him at third base as “uncomfortable.” The club’s facial hair policy caused him to shave his signature beard, making him unrecognizable to even his daughter.

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Josh Donaldson homer sparks offense after rain delay as Yankees rally past Orioles, 5-2

BALTIMORE — After the first eight Yankees games of this young season, there were plenty of questions about the offense. Saturday night, the Yankees started finding some answers. Josh Donaldson hit his first home run as a Yankee and the offense rallied for a 5-2 rain-delayed win over the Orioles…

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Ramón Urías’ walk-off walk lifts Orioles over Yankees, 2-1, in 11 innings

BALTIMORE — The Orioles didn’t need a big hit for Friday night’s big win.

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Sox notebook: Josh Harrison tips cap to Jackie Robinson

The Sox infielder learned about Robinson’s impact on baseball from his uncle, former Orioles outfielder John Shelby. “To be able to honor [Robinson] every year is always something I take pride in.”

Chicago Sun-Times

John Means exits early with left forearm tightness as Orioles fall to Brewers, 4-2

BALTIMORE — Even as the Orioles came back before falling behind again late to the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, the focus will be on that fourth inning, when left-hander John Means was last on the mound before an unceremonious departure that will drive worry throughout Baltimore.

Tribune News Service

SI:AM | The Commanders: New Name, Same Scandals

Dan Snyder’s team is in deep trouble.

Sports Illustrated

Cedric Mullins hits grand slam but Orioles continue to struggle with runners in scoring position in 5-4 loss to Brewers

BALTIMORE — The last swing of the eighth inning — a half-hearted check swing on a low change-up — was the last straw for some inside Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Tuesday. As Baltimore loaded the bases and then left them that way with three straight strikeouts, there were…

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‘It’s a holiday’: Despite early sweep, Orioles fans flock to Camden Yards for Opening Day

BALTIMORE — Three hours before first pitch, Kristen Swader, her husband, Mike, and their 4-year old son, Michael III, stood in line awaiting entry to Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

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Rays pick up where last year left off, sweep Orioles to begin 2022

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Let us pause and give thanks for those obvious blessings in our lives. For instance, a three-game series against the Baltimore Orioles.

Tribune News Service

Francisco Mejia leads way again as Rays improve to 2-0

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Catcher Francisco Mejia came to the Rays last year and got adjusted to both his role as the backup to starter Mike Zunino as well as the Rays’ way of using bench players often and sometimes unpredictably.

Tribune News Service

Rays rally to beat Orioles, make opening day a party

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — All the traditional signs of opening day were in place at Tropicana Field on Friday afternoon. The bunting was hung, the seats were full, and optimism, even about a new stadium, was in the air.

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With new left field wall in place, Oriole Park at Camden Yards begins 30th anniversary season with a fresh look

BALTIMORE — There isn’t an official name yet, and there might never be one. But it will be known regardless by whatever nickname catches the fancy of the fan base — something to know the right angle that now stands in left-center field of Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | South Carolina Proved It

Plus, UNC-Kansas matchups to watch.

Tribune News Service

As Oriole Park at Camden Yards turns 30, a look at how it all began: ‘It’s like seeing one of your children grow up’

BALTIMORE — Larry Lucchino walked into the Williams & Connolly law office in Washington on a Saturday morning, fresh from a conversation with Major League Baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth at spring training. In his hand he carried a brochure advertising the Yugo, a one-size-fits-all economy car, and in his mind…

Sports Illustrated

One Big Question for Every American League Team

Let’s take a look at the crucial query for each club in the Junior Circuit.

Sports Illustrated

Red Sox’ Hopes Depend on New Story, Same Meh Rotation

Once again, Boston will feature a potent lineup and starting pitching that’s questionable at best. Will that be enough?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Bryson Stott or Alec Bohm? Tough decision might be looming for Phillies

CLEARWATER, Fla. — The optics were hard to miss.

Tribune News Service

For 30th anniversary of Camden Yards, Orioles throw back ticket pricing to 1992 levels for first two series

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