When Don Baylor debuted with the Baltimore Orioles, he was compared to Frank Robinson. Eventually, like Robby, Baylor won an AL Most Valuable Player Award.
If you could travel back in time to watch the Baltimore Orioles of the 1890s, you would recognize that they were playing baseball, but you would be shocked at the style of play. The bunting of Willie Keeler would amaze you.
Albert Belle finds his name on the Today’s Game ballot for the Hall of Fame. Will the former slugger get support from the voters?
We pick the five greatest pitchers in Baltimore Orioles history.
Baltimore Orioles All-Time Team We select a 28-player roster of the greatest Baltimore Orioles, 1954 to present. STARTING LINEUP Chris HOILES 1989-1998 Catcher Eddie MURRAY 1977-1988, 1996
St. Louis Browns All-Time Team We select a 28-player roster for the St. Louis Browns, 1902-1953. STARTING LINEUP Wally SCHANG 1926-1929 Catcher George SISLER 1915-1927 first base
Among Hall of Famers, Roberto Alomar may be the least attached to any one team or city. Like a nomad, or maybe a villain, Alomar ping-ponged around the league.
Bobby Doerr wasn’t elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame until he was an old man. Joe Gordon was pushing up daisies by the time he was
Baltimore has used the Orioles nickname for more than a hundred years, dating back to the 19th century when their entry in the National League was the
It’s possible that no other position player has ever dominated a World Series to the extent Brooks Robinson did in 1970. That October, Robinson was dazzling in the field and at the plate as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Cincinnati in the Fall Classic.
Baltimore Orioles History AMERICAN LEAGUE, 1954- the best of times In baseball history, no team can match the New York Yankees dynastic-chops. The Yanks dominated the league
Baltimore Orioles All-Time Team We select a 28-player roster of the greatest Baltimore Orioles, as well as the St. Louis Browns. STARTING LINEUP Chris HOILES 1989-1998 Catcher
Cal Ripken Jr. rates as the best shortstop in baseball history according to our all-time rankings. He was a 19-time All-Star, two-time MVP, Rookie of the Year,
What’s the likelihood that one high school will produce the first black man to manage in Major League Baseball and the first black man to coach in
Harold Baines was on the Hall of Fame ballot for five years, never receiving as many as 50 votes. When he dipped below five percent in 2011,
If a pitcher wins 20 games today they’re automatically a favorite to win the Cy Young Award. They’re the ace of their staff, too. But what if
