If the Orioles lose a baseball game and no one is in the seating bowl to see it, does it still count toward the standings?

The Orioles, in last place in the American League East, have found themselves as sellers ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.

Aberdeen hitting coach Zach Cole broke down how these well-regarded players have fared and what success in the second half would look like for each.

Track the fantasy fallout from all the key deals as we head towards the MLB trade deadline on Thursday, July 31.

Twins Sign Oliva Twins scout Joe Cambria signed a hard-hitting 22-year-old Cuban kid named Tony Oliva on this date in 1961.

Naylor, a left-handed-hitting first baseman, entered play on Thursday with .292/.360/.447 slash line, with 11 homers and 59 ...

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The Guardians took the second of the four-game series with the Orioles, 6-3, a day after winning the opener, 10-5. Cleveland ...

The future of the Orioles’ roster will be shaped in the next eight days. Selling at the trade deadline is all but a certainty for Baltimore (44-56) after stumbling over either side of the All-Star ...

The Orioles’ roster could see a few spots open up for prospects like Coby Mayo and Samuel Basallo if they sell at the trade ...

The Orioles will bring right-handed pitcher Zach Eflin back from the injured list Wednesday to start that night's game at ...

Seth Hernandez got to watch Paul Skenes pitch Monday from the seats at PNC Park. Before Tuesday's 8-5 win over the Tigers, ...