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The Orioles' new slugger is already winning hearts in Baltimore, coining a rallying cry that honors the team's championship past while energizing fans for the future. Pete Alonso's enthusiasm is infectious, and his teammates are all in.
Baltimore Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson revealed he played most of 2025 with a shoulder injury, yet still posted impressive numbers. Now healthy and surrounded by new teammates, the 24-year-old is ready to lead his team back to winning ways.
Baltimore Orioles relief pitcher Anthony Nunez turned his walk off the mound into a creative gender reveal for his brother and sister-in-law watching at home. The heartwarming moment gave the expecting parents their first glimpse at baby number three.
The Baltimore Orioles refused to quit, overcoming four separate deficits to beat the Tampa Bay Rays in a thrilling 13-inning marathon. Colton Cowser sealed the comeback with his second walkoff home run in two days.
The Baltimore Orioles might be the biggest baseball team ever assembled, and their players are having fun imagining who'd play what position in football. Turns out their star catcher has legitimate gridiron credentials that include a jaw-dropping tackle.
After a frightening injury earlier this season, Baltimore Orioles manager Craig Albernaz turned a scary moment into comedy gold by donning full catcher's gear in the dugout. His lighthearted response to danger shows resilience and humor can go hand in hand.
Baltimore Orioles manager Craig Albernaz took a line drive to the face during a game, but emerged from treatment to embrace the player who accidentally hit him—right after that same player smashed a grand slam. It's a heartwarming moment that shows what true sportsmanship looks like.
Trey Gibson made his Major League debut at one of baseball's most intimidating venues and proved he belongs. The 23-year-old prospect held the Yankees to just three runs over nearly five innings, earning respect in the Bronx.
Baltimore's Craig Albernaz got hit in the face by a 70 mph foul ball during Monday's game but returned to the dugout minutes later to embrace the player whose bat sent it. The touching moment showed why the rookie manager has already won over his team just 16 games into his career.
Orioles reliever Anthony Nunez turned his Mother's Day appearance into a surprise gender reveal for his brother and sister-in-law, who learned they're having a boy by watching him mouth the news to the broadcast camera. The 24-year-old rookie kept his cool during a pressure-packed eighth inning before delivering the happy news.
After bouncing between seven teams and recovering from Tommy John surgery, reliever Rico Garcia is having the season of his life. The Baltimore Orioles pitcher just became the first in modern baseball history to allow only one hit through his first 20 appearances.
The Yankees swept the Orioles 12-1 in an emotional tribute to legendary broadcaster John Sterling, who passed away at 87. Aaron Judge homered in the first inning as the team wore Sterling's initials and played his iconic "Yankees win!" call after the game. #
Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo rebounded from his worst outing of the season wearing custom cleats painted by children from Seattle Children's Hospital. The emotional visit gave him perspective that led to seven shutout innings and nine strikeouts.
Shohei Ohtani returned to the Dodgers lineup Saturday and crushed a home run just hours after announcing the birth of his second child. The superstar marked Father's Day weekend with both a family celebration and a 413-foot blast that energized a quiet stadium.
Jack Leiter dominated his season debut wearing number 22, the same digits his father Al wore during eight years in the majors. The young pitcher struck out 21 batters in his best big league performance yet.
MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani stepped away from the Los Angeles Dodgers this week to be with his family, showing millions of fans that fatherhood comes first. The quiet move by one of baseball's biggest names sends a powerful message about work-life balance.
Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani just became a father of two. The Dodgers MVP and his wife Mamiko announced their second child arrived safely this Father's Day weekend.
The Wichita Wind Surge made baseball history Thursday night, launching 10 home runs in one game. Only one Major League team has matched that feat in over a century.
Austin Hedges turned his team's victory into a personal celebration when he proposed to his girlfriend on the field after the Cleveland Guardians beat Baltimore 8-4. The beloved catcher had carried the engagement ring since spring training, waiting for the perfect moment.
Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani announced the birth of his second child on Instagram, sharing sweet photos that included a tiny stuffed version of his famous dog Decoy. The intensely private athlete gave fans a rare glimpse into his growing family's joy.
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