Orioles rookie Coby Mayo sparked a benches-clearing moment trying to draw an obstruction call—another twist in his rocky MLB start.

This has turned into a lost season for the Baltimore Orioles and there is more than enough blame to go around. But don't blame this starting pitcher.

Urgency is coming early to the last-place Baltimore Orioles, who might have to think about building for 2026 and beyond with the MLB trade deadline just over two months away.

The Baltimore Orioles are heading toward a roster shake-up ahead of the MLB trade deadline, and two of their top sluggers, Cedric Mullins and Ryan O’Hearn, are reportedly on the block. After a 19-36 start to the season,

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The Baltimore Orioles have been baseball's biggest disappointment after coming off consecutive postseason appearances.

O’Hearn’s results tell the tale. It’s something that has developed under the guidance of the Orioles’ hitting coaches. He also worked privately with a renowned swing coach in the offseason, focusing on staying connected through the swing and improving bat control.

The Baltimore Orioles have had a dismal start to their 2025 season, but the interim manager believes they still have a chance to turn it around.