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Baltimore Orioles starter David Hess was poised for an accomplishment very few would have seen coming from his team. The 25-year-old entered the seventh inning Monday with a no-hitter intact, and seemingly well within range of finishing the game at 74 pitches. Hess exited his start against the Blue Jays after 6.1 innings, a career-high eight strikeouts, one walk and, obviously, no hits. Continue to Article

April 01, 2019 9:16:pm EST

The New York Yankees got off to an underwhelming start to the 2019 season, losing two of three games to the lowly Baltimore Orioles in their opening series. The team's outlook didn't improve much Monday, when both Giancarlo Stanton and Miguel Andujar were placed on the injured list with different ailments. The 29-year-old Stanton will miss at least 10 days due to a biceps injury. Continue to Article

April 01, 2019 7:04:pm EST

Jim Palmer cut across the Baltimore clubhouse, headed over to young left-handers John Means and Paul Fry, and reached out for handshakes. ''Nice job, boys,'' the Hall of Fame pitcher and longtime Orioles announcer praised. Same goes for all the Orioles right now after they won their season-opening series at Yankee Stadium, beating New York 7-5 in a game delayed more than three hours by rain. Continue to Article

March 31, 2019 9:25:pm EST

Baltimore Orioles Roundup: Jesus Sucre drives home three to lead Orioles past Yankees originally appeared on nbcsportswashington.com Two down, 160 games to go. Here's the latest Baltimore Orioles news. Player Notes: Starting pitcher Alex Cobb will be activated to start the Orioles' April 4 home opener against the Yankees, manager Brandon Hyde announced Saturday. Continue to Article

March 30, 2019 6:56:pm EST

The Orioles celebrated their first win with a laundry cart and lots of beer originally appeared on nbcsportswashington.com The Orioles mentioned before Opening Day that this iteration of the roster had a looser vibe to it, one where players were free to be themselves. After Saturday's postgame celebration, that's easy to believe. Rookie manager Brandon Hyde helped guide the Orioles to their first win of the season, and the first win of his career, Saturday afternoon in New York. Continue to Article

March 30, 2019 6:55:pm EST