Orioles fans return to the ballpark with renewed optimism for the 2025 season, coming off Baltimore’s back-to-back playoff appearances. As the Orioles celebrated the team’s home opener on Monday, thousands of fans made their way back to Orioles Park at Camden Yards.

Between two stints, the end of 2024 marked the sixth year Brian Moran owned Orioles season tickets. His condo overlooks Camden Yards. He and his partner, Heather, sit along the third-base line for almost every home game. The Orioles are a cornerstone of their lives.

Are the Orioles watching the train go by? They’re favored to make the playoffs, but the vibes aren’t as euphoric as they were 12 months ago.

Louis Berney takes us back to the mid-'80s and how the vision of Oriole Park at Camden Yards became a reality, from start to finish.

The Baltimore Orioles are about the get started with their 2025 season tomorrow afternoon when they head North to face off against the Toronto Blue Jays in a four-game set. After what was a ...

Jon Meoli, Orioles columnist: 93-69. Last year, I thought the Orioles would be better than 2023 and have a far worse record. This year, I think they’ll be better than 2024 and win a little more. I see them in the ALCS as well.

The Over has been a winning ticket in eight of the past 10 meetings between these teams, including four in a row, and the Blue Jays have cashed the Over in 31 of their last 49 home games. The Orioles have scored at least six runs in five of their past seven clashes with Toronto.

The Washington Nationals dropped a tough one to their inter-division rival Philadelphia Phillies on Opening Day. Nationals ace MacKenzie Gore struck out 13 Phillies over six scoreless innings ...