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MLB Trade Rumors Zac Lowther, per Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com (via Twitter). Lowther will start Saturday’s ballgame. Mattson was drafted and raised in the Angels’ farm system, but he made his Major League debut last night for the Orioles. He surrendered one earned run on a walk and a hit in 2/3 of an inning. Mattson wrapped the 2019 season with five innings in Triple-A with the Salt Lake City Bees. He came to Baltimore as one of four pitchers in the Lowther will make his second appearance of the season on Saturday, having previously tossed a scoreless inning against the A’s on April...

Stacked with hard-throwing relievers, clubs in the American League East will be looking to replicate the dominance of the Rays’ “Stable” from 2020 as they hope to make a deep postseason run of their own in 2021. As we wrap up the Around The Horn series, let’s take a look

Good morning Birdland, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced on Tuesday that he will easing some of the restrictions put in place to battle the spread of the novel coronavirus. Included in that announcement was that large outdoor venues, like Oriole Park at Camden Yards, can reopen to 50% capacity starting this Friday. However, this does not mean you can go and buy tickets for Orioles games right now. The Baltimore Sun’s Jon Meoli laid out the other barriers standing between the fans and watching live games this summer. The biggest among those is that Major League Baseball and Baltimore ...

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share-square-1809161 Each year, the MLB Draft provides teams the opportunity to restock their farm systems, look to the future and find their next homegrown star. That’s occurred quite a few times for the Orioles, whose best Draft picks have gone on to become some of the game’s all-time greats. Not all Draft picks work out, but some hit really, really big. Here are the top homegrown Draft picks in Orioles history: Drafted: 1978, 2nd round (No. 48 overall) Who did the Orioles draft in the first round in 1978, over the local kid from Aberdeen? A third baseman from Cincinnati named Robert Bo...