He didn’t sign 41-year-old Charlie Morton to patch the rotation or bank on Kyle Gibson as a backend arm. That’s on Elias. Hyde didn’t fail to produce timely hits either. The Orioles ...

The Orioles, once a high-powered offensive machine, find themselves enveloped in streaks of losses, touched by occasional ...

The 2025 season was meant to be Baltimore’s long-awaited breakthrough. The post Orioles Fans Hilariously Roast Mike Elias for ...

The Rockies have traditionally been slow to change, even in bad times. But even this franchise, it seems, has a breaking ...

Reason for optimism: The Rockies at least have long-term solutions in place at shortstop ... Reason for pessimism: The Orioles’ starting rotation hasn’t quieted the concerns many had about ...

The Orioles’ rotation is in shambles. With both Rodriguez and Zach ... either by getting Rodriguez back to full health or looking outside the organization for solutions. The window is open, but it won ...

Explore three realistic trade targets the Orioles could pursue to fix their struggling pitching staff with Erick Fedde, ...

He's yielded only two runs with a 12:2 across his last 9.1 relief innings and will now get another shot in the Orioles' rotation.

Baltimore's rotation is almost a full win worse than the next worst team. As bad as the rotation has been, it is not the only ...

After the Baltimore Orioles lost Corbin Burnes in free agency, instead of going after another high-end ace, the strategy by general manager Mike Elias was to create depth in the rotation.

The O's starting rotation is very much in the latter camp," he wrote. After one month of baseball, it certainly feels like the Orioles are more likely to be a last-place team in the American ...