The Orioles postponed their Florida Complex League Game on Monday after multiple players were involved in a jet ski crash on Sunday night.

The Orioles have gone 4-2 in each of the past three weeks. If the Orioles keep playing at a .667 pace — a Herculean task, to be sure — they would end the season with a 91-71 record, good enough to make the playoffs and the same record they had last year.

The Tampa Bay Rays host the Baltimore Orioles in a battle between two AL East teams coming off impressive sweeps. My Orioles vs. Rays predictions expect the offenses to remain front and center in the series opener, focusing particularly on Tampa infielder, Jonathan Aranda.

The Baltimore Orioles have several MLB All-Star Game candidates, but one young talent could be headed to Atlanta next month.

Orioles slugger Ryan O’Hearn’s odds of starting the All-Star Game skyrocketed Sunday when the Red Sox traded away Rafael Devers.

The Rays and Orioles entered play tonight as two of the hotter teams in baseball. The Florida heat only added to their rising temperatures. Tampa had won 18 of their last 25 and were on the heels of a three-game sweep of the New York Mets.

The Baltimore Orioles' weekend was maybe their best of the season, sweeping the Los Angeles Angels, including an 11-2 routing on Sunday that saw a seventh-innin

Gary Sánchez hit a seventh-inning grand slam, Ramón Urías and Jordan Westburg also homered, and the Baltimore Orioles completed a three-game sweep with an 11-2 victory Sunday over the Los Angeles Angels.

Zach Eflin allowed a career-high 12 hits and 7 runs in 5 innings and the Orioles’ bats mustered just 4 knocks in a 7-1 loss to the Rays.

For the first seven weeks of the season, the Baltimore Orioles were the most disappointing team in all of baseball. They were 18 games under .500,