The Orioles today announced the winners of their player development and scouting awards for 2025, including outfielder NATE GEORGE as the club’s top minor league player and right-handed pitcher TREY GIBSON as the club’s top minor league pitcher. FCL Orioles Manager CHRISTIAN FRIAS and Area Scout RICH AMARAL were also recognized for their contributi
A 19-year-old outfielder will be honored as the Orioles’ top minor league player in 2025. That’s a bright future. Nate George will receive his award tonight in an on-field ceremony prior to the game against the Rays at Camden Yards. Right-hander Trey Gibson, 23, was chosen as the system’s top pitcher. Florida Complex League manager Christian Frias
ATLANTA – The Nationals have lost six straight to the Braves. They’ve already lost the season series to their rivals, trailing 3-9 with one game to go. But a win in this afternoon’s finale would at least end the losing streak on a positive note. Plus, it would give the Nats a better road record than they had in 2024. Andrew Alvarez has been impress
The smartest warning to be issued for the 2025 season was to expect the unexpected from the Orioles. They weren’t supposed to land in last place or fire manager Brandon Hyde, let alone in May. They weren’t supposed to tie the Marlins for most players used with 70 or post a run differential of minus-98. They weren't supposed to use the injured list
That’s a wrap on Dean Kremer’s 2025 season. He put a pretty bow on it. Kremer made his final start tonight and shut out the Rays on one hit in 6 1/3 scoreless innings in the Orioles’ 6-0 victory before an announced crowd of 15,267 at Camden Yards. He waited through a 1 hour and 11 minute rain delay and started to deal. Colton Cowser belted a two-ru
ATLANTA – No matter how this final week finishes, Brad Lord has already entrenched himself as one of the Nationals’ best storylines in an otherwise disappointing 2025 season. The former 18th-round pick out of the University of South Florida spent last offseason working at Home Depot before getting himself ready for what he thought was going to be a
ATLANTA – The Nationals ended the season for two more pitchers this afternoon, placing MacKenzie Gore and Mason Thompson on the 15-day injured list with only five games to go. Gore landed on the IL with a right ankle impingement after it came about during his start last week on a rainy, cold Tuesday night at Nationals Park. He started last night’s
The honor might have meant more to Trevor Rogers than anyone else in the clubhouse. Media chose Rogers as Most Valuable Oriole, with the announcement coming earlier today. He was recognized for a comeback that carried him from a 7.11 ERA in four starts last summer and a demotion to Triple-A Norfolk to a 1.35 ERA that’s the lowest ever by an Orioles
Catcher Gary Sánchez won’t return to the Orioles this week. His first, and likely only, season with the team ends after 30 games and a .231/.297/.418 line with two doubles, five home runs and 24 RBIs in 101 plate appearances. The Orioles signed Sánchez to a one-year, $8.5 million contract. He made two stops on the injured list with wrist and knee i
The Orioles have made the following roster move: Reinstated RHP Chayce McDermott from the Bereavement/Family Medical Emergency List and placed him on the 15-day Injured List (back discomfort).