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Adley Rutschman is reportedly headed from Baltimore to Boston in a stunning AL East trade. The blockbuster remains pending a physical, with the Orioles’ return still undisclosed.
Mexico and Colombia will bring a marquee international matchup to M&T Bank Stadium this September. It is the first-ever Baltimore stop for the 23-year MexTour.
The Orioles are 2.5 games out of a wild-card spot, but Mike Elias could still buy, sell or do both before Monday’s deadline.
Baltimore recalled Sam Huff and optioned Cam Sanders as Adley Rutschman was held out with left-wrist discomfort. The club also moved Ryan Helsley to the 60-day injured list.
The Orioles reached a five‑year, $90M extension with right‑hander Kyle Bradish, keeping him in Baltimore through the 2031 season and reinforcing the rotation.
The Orioles used the No. 7 overall pick on Oak Grove outfielder Eric Booth Jr., a Vanderbilt commit with big speed and upside. The prep athlete now heads to Baltimore’s draft pipeline.
Camden Yards will host military tributes, giveaways and the stadium’s first drone show on July 11 as the Orioles mark America’s 250th. Fans can expect a new 'Baltimore Dog' and special ceremonies.
Baltimore’s marquee pro bike race is off the calendar for 2026 amid leadership turnover and financial shortfalls. Organizers say a 2027 return is possible.
The Baltimore Ravens will hold a free, ticketed training-camp practice at UMD's SECU Stadium on Aug. 1. Limited passes become available July 9 via the team's app and website.
Ripken Stadium will be rebranded IBEW 24 Union Field at Ripken Stadium after Attain Sports and IBEW Local 24 reached a naming-rights partnership ahead of the IronBirds' home slate.
Raymond Berry, the Colts’ Hall of Fame receiver and later Patriots coach, died May 25 at 93. He was celebrated for precise route‑running and a relentless work ethic.
Jesús Sánchez left Sunday’s game at Camden Yards after a ball thrown from the right-field bleachers struck his wrist. The Orioles say the fan was identified and removed as the club investigates.
Navy Athletics has broken ground on a $30M lacrosse center and is advancing stadium renovations and plans for an indoor football practice facility. Work will roll into the coming seasons.
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