Archives for March 2022

As Oriole Park at Camden Yards turns 30, Baltimore announced Sunday its plans to sell tickets at prices akin to when the stadium first opened April 6, 1992. … [Read more...] about For 30th anniversary of Camden Yards, Orioles throw back ticket pricing to 1992 levels for first two series

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SARASOTA, Florida—Anthony Santander is back in Orioles’ camp and feeling healthy. He hopes to stay that way. Santander, who was named Most Valuable Oriole in 2020 despite missing the last three weeks because of an oblique strain, was limited to 110 games last season because of a sprained ankle and a strained left knee. In 2020, Santander was a Gold Glove finalist as a … [Read more...] about Orioles’ Santander looks to rebound; Baseball is a family business for Vavra

SARASOTA, Florida-What’s happening? Jordan Lyles has recovered from his stomach illness, and manager Brandon Hyde is planning to pitch his top two starters, Lyles and John Means, in Sunday’s game against the Detroit Tigers at Ed Smith Stadium at 1:05 p.m. Hyde isn’t sure in what order Lyles and Means will pitch. Lyles was supposed to start on Friday against Tampa Bay in Port … [Read more...] about Orioles hammer Pirates; Tyler Wells looks good in new role; Lyles, Means will pitch against Tigers

SARASOTA, Florida—Sunday marks the halfway point of Grapefruit League games. The Orioles are playing their 10th game, against the Detroit Tigers, and nine remain before the preseason concludes on April 6th. In a normal spring training, the Orioles would play 32 exhibition games, and the first 10 would include many rookies and second-line players. However, the lockout-delayed … [Read more...] about Rotation and infield questions mark Orioles’ short spring; Throwback pricing for opening series