The Baltimore Orioles have faced significant challenges in their starting lineup due to injuries, leading to the emergence of Albert Suarez as a crucial player. After signing a minor league contract in September 2023, Suarez was called up to the majors and made a strong impact, starting 24 games and posting a 3.70 ERA over 133.2 innings.

Manager Brandon Hyde expressed uncertainty about Suarez's future with the team, acknowledging the player's impressive contributions and the complexities of free agency. With other starters like Corbin Burnes likely leaving and injuries to key players, the Orioles are in need of reliable pitching options.

The Baltimore Orioles have finalized their roster for the American League Wildcard series against the Kansas City Royals, aiming for their first World Series title since 1983. After a strong regular season, the Orioles are eager to secure their first postseason win since 2014, having been swept in last year's ALDS.

Key roster decisions included leaving pitcher Albert Suarez off the list, while young talents Cade Povich and Colin Shelby will represent the team. Meanwhile, the Royals welcome back first baseman Vinny Pasquantino from injury, adding depth to their lineup.

Fans should watch for the exciting matchup between Orioles' Gunnar Henderson and Royals' Bobby Witt Jr., both of whom had standout seasons and are in the running for the American League MVP in 2024.

James McCann's three-home run performance, alongside Heston Kjerstad's contribution, propelled the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-2 win over the Minnesota Twins, securing a postseason berth with a three-game sweep.

Albert Suárez pitched effectively for Baltimore, while the Twins struggled with a disappointing finish to their season. The Orioles, now aiming for a championship after a tough playoff experience last year, will host their wild card series starting Tuesday.

The Baltimore Orioles are looking to complete a series sweep against the Minnesota Twins after a commanding 9-2 victory, having outscored their opponents 16-4 in the first two games.

With a postseason berth secured, the Orioles will start Albert Suarez for his final outing of the regular season. He faces off against Bailey Ober of the Twins in what promises to be an exciting matchup.

Ryan O'Hearn continues to shine, hitting his 15th home run of the season, marking a career high.

The Baltimore Orioles faced a disappointing end to their home season, losing 4-3 to the Detroit Tigers. Despite returning key infielders and putting up a brief rally, the team couldn't capitalize on playoff opportunities as their pitching faltered.

Kerry Carpenter's two home runs contributed to the Tigers' victory, while the Orioles struggled to find consistent offense, resulting in their fifth consecutive series loss.

Fans, despite a nearby fire causing traffic issues, filled Camden Yards for a sellout crowd, marking the team's highest attendance since 2015.