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Sep 28, 2024. Domino Sugars making a sweet gesture of support as Orioles enter wild card series. The 101-year-old refinery will beam its O’s and S’s at 6 p.m. Sunday night and every night for the duration of the Orioles’ run in the postseason. Each O is 20 feet tall, making it easy to spot in Baltimore’s skyline.
9/17/2024 6:19 p.m. EDT. In Mike Elias’ view, two things can be true. The Orioles have disappointed for much of the second half, with a sub-.500 record since the All-Star break and an offense that has plummeted in production. And the executive vice president and general manager can be confident — even insistent — that time remains for a ...
Michael Bloomberg. The richest member of the new ownership group, Michael Bloomberg has a net worth of $96.3 billion, according to Forbes. He comes into this venture after a long-tenured political and business career that included a failed run for president in 2020. The Baltimore Banner thanks its sponsors. Become one.
The NBA has created something unprecedented among Western professional sports leagues — a comprehensive program in Africa to develop talent from a youth academy in Senegal to a pro league with teams in 19 countries. Sam Jane, Capital News Service/The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism. Sep 14, 2024.
Puck News first reported the deal. Spokespeople for the Orioles and John Angelos declined to comment on the report. Gov. Wes Moore, through a spokesperson, declined to comment. Rubenstein and Arougheti will start off owning about 40% of the team and will buy Angelos’ remaining stake following Peter’s death, according to the sources.
Jon Meoli: What Mike Elias’ comments on the slumping Orioles mean going forward. With each passing day, it becomes easier to jump off the boat — not bother to watch, let alone buy tickets to, games — when it comes to the Orioles as opposed to going down with it. General manager Mike Elias delivered what I suppose was a heartening message ...
Infielder Ramón Urías will make the bottom of the Orioles’ lineup more formidable for opposing pitchers. (Ulysses Muñoz/The Baltimore Banner)Not the one that limped through the last month-plus, admirably holding serve but doing so with young prospects struggling to find themselves or other teams’ rejects on the field every single night.
A source with direct knowledge the Orioles’ inner workings told The Baltimore Banner that major decisions, including those related to MASN and personnel, are currently on hold while control of the team transitions from CEO John Angelos to David Rubenstein, the lead investor in a group that will take a controlling interest in the team if MLB ...
2023 first-round draft pick Enrique Bradfield Jr. helps make the Orioles' top 10 prospect list a strong one. But what could be the sustaining factor — and ultimately will be a welcome and necessary step in Baltimore’s development cycle — is the potential for pitchers to be better represented near the top of Orioles prospect lists.
The Orioles cut ties with right-hander Craig Kimbrel, their major offseason free agency acquisition, on Wednesday after the 36-year-old closer reached a new low in a disappointing second half of the season. Kimbrel was designated for assignment to the minor leagues, though he can opt for outright free agency.