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Rain Forces Orioles-Blue Jays Doubleheader With Scherzer Starting

Tuesday's Blue Jays-Orioles game was postponed by rain in Baltimore; they play a split doubleheader Wednesday with Max Scherzer expected to start game one.

Blue Jays Rookie Bateman Exits With Hip Injury After Sliding Catch

Blue Jays rookie Brett Bateman exited Monday vs. Orioles with right hip discomfort after a second-inning sliding catch; X-rays negative for fracture.

Blue Jays activate Trey Yesavage before series opener

Gasser Leads Brewers Past Orioles 1-0

Gasser escaped a bases-loaded jam and threw seven scoreless innings on a career-high 107 pitches as the Brewers shut out the Orioles 1-0.

Brewers Set Franchise Record With 98th Win

The Milwaukee Brewers set a franchise-record with their 98th win by shutting out the Baltimore Orioles 3-0 to complete a sweep and secure the NL Central while holding the majors' best record. William Contreras homered, Cooper Pratt drove in two, Jackson Chourio joined the 20-20-20 club to start his career, and Trevor Megill earned the save as Jacob Misiorowski worked a brief, workload-managed start.

Orioles Activate All-Star Félix Bautista After 14 Months

Orioles activated All-Star Félix Bautista from the 60-day IL on Sept. 19, 2026—14 months after July 2025’s last outing and Aug. 2025 labrum/rotator-cuff surgery—with workload to be managed carefully.

Orioles Rally in Ninth but Fall to Brewers 6-5 in Extras

The Orioles’ late-season push remains hampered by a flawed roster, flawed fundamentals, and costly misplays from Rece Hinds, as the team’s depth and decision-making are repeatedly scrutinized while the bullpen keeps them in games only to see late leads slip in extra innings against Milwaukee. With elimination looming, Baltimore fights to stay alive in the wild-card race, but continued offensive droughts and baserunning errors highlight a rebuilding process under fire from fans and critics alike.

Orioles place Jackson Holliday on injured list for second time this season

Jackson Holliday was placed on the 10-day injured list with left wrist inflammation and will be eligible to return around Sept. 25, forcing Baltimore to lean on Jeremiah Jackson at second base with Jose Barrero being recalled to bolster infield depth. The move comes as the Orioles near the end of the season with upcoming series against the Yankees and Brewers, while Holliday’s absence has already shifted lineup planning and depth options.

Orioles Place Kyle Bradish on 15-Day Injured List, Ending Regular Season

The Orioles placed Kyle Bradish on the 15-day injured list with lower abdominal discomfort, ending his regular season as Yaramil Hiraldo was called up to fill his spot. Bradish’s late-season struggles—five earned runs in three innings in Toronto, a rising ERA, and debates over innings limits and shutdown considerations—have left Baltimore just three games back of the final wild-card spot and sparked questions about how the team should manage him going into the playoffs.

Beavers, Mayo Power Orioles Past Blue Jays 7-4

Dylan Beavers moved into the leadoff spot and homered on the second pitch, driving in three as the Orioles beat the Blue Jays 7-4, with Coby Mayo contributing a solo homer and multi-run support. The win, aided by Beavers’ hot stretch and Baltimore’s early five-run outburst, keeps the Orioles within reach of a wild-card berth.

Orioles try to end six-game skid against surging Guardians

Entering a pivotal September series, the Orioles trail the Guardians in the wild-card race and aim to halt a six-game slide, with Trevor Rogers facing Joey Cantillo in a marquee pitching matchup. These previews emphasize lineup decisions, recent form, and the high-stakes race that will shape each team's playoff odds.

Orioles place Luis Robert Jr. on injured list amid tight wild-card race

Rockies, Orioles Set to Decide Series Sept. 1

The reports outline current-season batting stats and power-hitting totals for players like Mayo, Goodman, McMahon, and others, paired with upcoming pitching assignments such as Grayson Rodriguez and Kyle Bradish, as teams and matchups near September 1, 2026. All entries note that betting odds are subject to change, reflecting ongoing player performances and roster plans for Orioles, Rockies, Angels, and Rockies-related games.

Blaze Alexander returns, Orioles prepare for Athletics series

In a 4-3 win over the Athletics, Craig Albernaz highlighted Alex Hoppe's save and Brandon Young's efficient start, while Trevor Rogers was roughed up by homers, prompting Baltimore to focus on limiting long balls down the stretch. The Orioles began a three-game series in Sacramento with Blaze Alexander back in the lineup, Gunnar Henderson resting, and Jackson Holliday moving into the leadoff spot as the team looks to capitalize on a favorable slate against the A's and Rockies.

Mancini plans to retire as Orioles Sept. 19

Trey Mancini will retire as a Baltimore Oriole, signing a one-day contract for a Sept. 19 ceremony at Camden Yards to cap an eight-year MLB career that included a 2021 Comeback Player of the Year honor after his battle with Stage 3 colon cancer in 2020. The ceremony honors his time with the Orioles, his brief return with the Angels and other teams, and his World Series title with the Astros in 2022, with proceeds and tributes supporting cancer charities and his foundation.

Cards top Orioles 7-5, halt skid

The St. Louis Cardinals ended a five-game slide with a 7-5 win over the Baltimore Orioles, highlighted by Blaze Jordan’s three-run homer before an ankle injury and Gordon Graceffo’s three perfect innings in a spot start. Ramon Urias connected for a two-run shot for the Orioles, while Cardinals closer Riley O’Brien preserved the lead with his 34th save as St. Louis moved within 5 1/2 games of the NL wild-card race.

Holliday three-hit night powers Orioles rout Cardinals

Jackson Holliday supplied three hits as the Orioles routed the Cardinals 13-1 in St. Louis, aiming to fuel a late-season push as he works to rebound from a slower August and move back into a top-of-the-order role. The series at Busch Stadium highlighted his family ties, with his father Matt Holliday watching and sharing memories, as Baltimore remains within striking distance of a wild-card spot.

Rays end skid, beat Orioles 3-1

The Tampa Bay Rays avoided a series sweep against the Baltimore Orioles as Nick Martinez pitched six scoreless innings on just one hit to earn his 13th win, with the Rays breaking through in the sixth inning on a three-run burst that included Chandler Simpson's run-scoring single. The win trimmed Tampa Bay's lead in the AL East and keeps the Rays focused on extending their margin, with Martinez having several strong outings amid a season-long pattern of strong road starts.

Orioles Rally Past Cardinals to Stay in Wild-Card Race

Samuel Basallo delivered a clutch pinch-hit two-run homer to tie the game, and Dylan Beavers followed with a pinch-hit double to score the automatic runner for a 3-2 extra-inning win, helping the Orioles inch closer to a wild-card berth. Basallo’s timely hitting has been a key factor in Baltimore’s late-inning rallies against the Rays as the team fights for a postseason spot.

Alonso's 30th homer fuels Orioles 5-3 win over Rays

Alonso’s go-ahead 30th homer powered the Orioles to a 5-3 win over the Rays as he continues a breakout season capped by a 13-game hitting streak and a standout defensive play against Chandler Simpson. The milestone reinforces his status among the few free-agent signees to post 30-plus homers in their first Orioles year, with Beavers and Holliday contributing as Baltimore seizes the series lead.

Orioles Activate Basallo From IL For Yankees

The Baltimore Orioles activated catcher Samuel Basallo from the injured list for the game against the New York Yankees, returning after a shoulder injury and reclaiming the role as the clubs' top catcher after the team traded Adley Rutschman. Narváez will start at catcher with Basallo at first base and Pete Alonso at designated hitter, and Basallo is hitting .241 with 16 home runs and 46 RBIs this season.

Rays Edge Orioles 7-6 in Tampa

The Tampa Bay Rays host Baltimore in a four-game series, with the Rays atop the AL East and holding a strong home record as the Orioles look to climb on the road. The previews highlight key players across both lineups— Caminero, Diaz, Alonso and O’Neill among hitters—alongside starting pitchers like Steven Matz and Kyle Bradish shaping the matchup.

Orioles win 5-4 on Beavers walk-off, keep playoff hopes alive

Dylan Beavers has produced his third walk-off victory of the season for the Baltimore Orioles, including clutch RBI singles that sealed wins against the Braves and Jays as Baltimore stays in playoff contention. His late-game heroics, along with strong team support and trust from manager Brandon Hyde, highlight the Orioles’ momentum and Beavers’ growing reputation as a game-changing hitter.

Orioles Rutschman IL; Red Sox Series

Baltimore placed All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman on the 10-day injured list with left wrist inflammation, prompting a roster move that promoted Chadwick Tromp and designated Rudy Martin Jr. as the Orioles navigate a playoff push while Samuel Basallo deals with a shoulder issue, leaving Sam Huff to start catching in the meantime.