Steven Kwan emphasized the importance of how well the Guardians played before the All-Star break due to the momentum they ...

Neil Paine dug into the data to break down the first-half's luckiest and unluckiest teams in baseball, plus some teams to buy ...

Cutting the County Championship from 14 games to 12 is the “only reasonable option” to protect welfare and improve standards, ...

Former Brewers pitcher Drew Rasmussen, now with Tampa Bay, threw a perfect fifth for the American League. Former Brewers ...

Reviewing Baltimore Orioles GM Mike Elias' recent performance. Should he be fired or given a chance to correct course?

Most of Stowers’ damage came against Young, who gave up four homers in all, including a solo shot to Otto Lopez. Young, who ...

Rogers left the game after giving up a single to Dane Myers, and Gregory Soto allowed that runner to score later in the inning. And, after the Orioles offense had nothing to give against Marlins’ ...

After the performance, the Orioles gave fans something to cheer about, sweeping the Mets in both doubleheader games. Love it or hate it, Dan Deacon’s anthem wasn’t forgettable.

Baltimore Orioles fans have mixed opinions on Dan Deacon performing the National Anthem before Thursday's game.

Baltimore-based artist Dan Deacon performed an electronic, autotuned national anthem that seemingly divided fans before the Orioles swept the Mets in a double-header Thursday.

The Baltimore Orioles caught some fans by surprise during a rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by experimental musician Dan Deacon.

Baltimore musician Dan Deacon is making waves for his unconventional take on the national anthem—performed ahead of an Orioles game this week.