As part of Black History Month, we spoke to members of our front office about what Black excellence means to them and how ...

ABC7 spoke with the Baltimore Orioles’ communication manager, Jennifer Grondahl, as the birds are back in the Suncoast for Spring training!

The Cubs have traded infielder Luis Vazquez, whom they designated for assignment earlier in the week, to the Orioles in exchange for cash, the teams announced. Baltimore has designated fellow ...

The Baltimore Ravens had an electrifying 2024 season, finishing with a 12-5 record and clinching the AFC North Championship. Despite their impressive regular season, the Ravens' playoff journey ...

BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore second baseman Jorge Mateo avoided a salary arbitration hearing when he agreed to a $3.55 million, one-year contract with the Orioles on Tuesday. Mateo's deal includes ...

Fresh off the sting of losing Corbin Burnes and Anthony Santander in free agency, the Baltimore Orioles are at least giving fans something to be excited about in 2025 by reducing prices for some ...

The Baltimore Orioles haven’t won a playoff series in 10 years and they might turn to a division rival to change that. The team is well stocked with young positional talent in Gunnar Henderson ...

The Baltimore Orioles today announced that MARK FINE will join the organization as the Chief Marketing Officer, and KAMAAL JONES as Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel. Fine will lead the ...

Another promising Ravens season came to an abrupt end Sunday with their 27-25 loss to the Buffalo Bills, extending Baltimore sports’ championship drought to 12 years. After the Orioles were ...

The Baltimore Ravens 2024 campaign came to an end on Sunday night with a crushing 27-25 loss to the Buffalo Bills in their divisional round playoff matchup. And in the wake of this result ...

Baltimore."Camden Yards and the incredible energy of Orioles fans made playing here unforgettable. Birdland's support has meant the world to me. From my first Major League hit to my first All-Star ...

A trip to the AFC championship game — and possibly the Super Bowl — slipped through the Baltimore Ravens' collective fingers. Star quarterback Lamar Jackson lamented a litany of self-inflicted ...