The Los Angeles Dodgers, despite having numerous injuries on the pitching side, still have a loaded roster with most of the ...

The Orioles used veteran starter Charlie Morton from the bullpen on Tuesday night when Kyle Gibson's first start of the year in MLB was shorter than expected, and it seems that will be the plan ...

Mike Elias waited three days to speak publicly after he made former Manager of the Year Brandon Hyde the fall guy for his underwhelming offseason.

The Baltimore Orioles need to figure things out on offense. With the way their pitching staff -- more specifically the starters -- have performed this season, it will be up to the star-studded ...

The 2025 Orioles have a lot of problems: Injuries. Starting pitching. Over-reliance on home ... None of these are fool-proof solutions. They aren’t even strategies, and would be more more ...

Question: At this point, is there any way to fix the dreadful pitching situation? Or do we just prepare ourselves for the ...

Just two seasons ago, Gibson led a 101-win, AL East-champion Orioles team in innings. He was also that pitching staff’s heart and soul. His return to Baltimore was supposed to be part-reunion ...

Brandon Hyde is out in Baltimore — but the Orioles’ problems run deeper. This wasn’t about blame. This was about pressure.

When Cedric Mullins dug his feet into the batter’s box leading off for the Orioles on Tuesday night ... But behind a troubled pitching rotation, they’re constantly battling back.

The Orioles’ pitching does not recover, their offense cannot compensate, and they end up wasting a year of their treasured window to contend in total mediocrity. This scenario would probably ...

“It’s been a struggle so far against left-handed pitching,” Hyde said after Saturday’s 4-0 loss versus a lefty. The Orioles are 2-9 when facing lefty starters and 11-11 against rightie ...

BALTIMORE — As Orioles manager Brandon Hyde strode toward the hill, his pitcher, Kyle Gibson, stared off into the distance. Hyde, also clearly worn down by a month of these walks, fixed his gaze ...