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The Angelos family on Monday formally announced their intent to sell the Baltimore Orioles to a group of private equity billionaires led by David Rubenstein and others, including Hall of Famer and lif

Thirty-one years ago, Peter G. Angelos was his hometown’s hero — a tavern owner’s son who came of age in working-class Highlandtown, built a legal empire and used his fortune to purchase the Orioles. By all accounts, Angelos cared less about the mechanics of baseball than he did about restoring local ownership for a cherished civic institution. He knew how deeply the Colts had wounded his city ...

Greg Allen returns; Hicks officially to the Angels; Burnes a midseason target; Angelos selling the Orioles

News of the sale to billionaire Baltimore native David Rubenstein emerged Tuesday, less than two months after the state and the Orioles reached an agreement to keep the team in downtown Baltimore for at least 15 years. The deal marked the end of a fraught, drawn-out negotiation and came weeks before the team’s lease at the state-owned Oriole Park at Camden Yards was set to expire.

The Baltimore Orioles are staying in Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Maryland officials and the Orioles have tentatively agreed to extend the ballclub's lease at Camden Yards while also moving forward on a 30-year deal to keep the team at its Baltimore home.

The Orioles moving to Nashville, Tennessee? John Angelos would have a better chance of finally passing the bar exam than this team going anywhere.

The Baltimore Orioles finished the season with the best record in the American League (101-61) and will host Texas in the ALDS.

As part of the rebuild, the Orioles focused on developing younger, inexpensive talent, shrinking its player payroll by shedding more expensive players that acted as a drag on its finances. According to Forbes, the Orioles went from spending more than $160 million a year on players in the 2016, 2017 and 2018 seasons to spending $66 million in 2021 and $83 million...

George Christas pulls up to the parking lot, a short walk from M&T Bank Stadium, long before kickoff every time the team has a home game. On Sept. 10, the Ravens’ home opener, he was there by 8:30 a.m.— 4-1/ 2 hours before the match against the Houston Texans was scheduled to start. Last month, The Baltimore Sun reported that Orioles Chairman and CEO John Angelos had asked...