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The Baltimore Orioles followed one of their most difficult losses of the season with one of their most dramatic victories. Baltimore rallied from a seven-run deficit Wednesday to defeat the Detroit Tigers 10–9 in 12 innings. Colton Cowser delivered the tiebreaking single in the top of the 12th, completing the Orioles’ biggest comeback since 2009. The Orioles trailed 7–0 after six innings and appeared headed toward another disappointing result following Tuesday’s 14–0 defeat.

The Baltimore Orioles are moving several developing players up the organizational ladder, including highly ranked infielder Wehiwa Aloy. Aloy, Baltimore’s No. 4 prospect, was promoted to Double-A Chesapeake after producing a .300 batting average, a .371 on-base percentage and a .503 slugging percentage at High-A Frederick. He recorded 15 home runs, 69 RBIs, 14 doubles and four triples across 84 games. The 22-year-old was selected with the No. 31 overall pick in the 2025 MLB D

The Baltimore Orioles entered Tuesday night’s game in Detroit facing another important test in a tightening American League wild-card race. Baltimore moved within two games of the final wild-card position after defeating the Tigers 8–5 Monday night. The Orioles produced 12 hits and three home runs, while four relief pitchers combined to protect the lead after Kyle Bradish encountered difficulties. Tuesday’s game placed Dean Kremer on the mound for Baltimore against Detroit’s

The Orioles did enough Sunday to extend the game. They did not do enough to win it. Baltimore fell 3–2 to Atlanta in 11 innings after repeatedly failing to turn late scoring opportunities into the decisive run. The Orioles tied the game in the ninth, then loaded the bases in both the 10th and 11th innings without scoring. Austin Riley’s double delivered the eventual winning run for Atlanta. The result is especially frustrating because Baltimore had several chances to change t

The Orioles return to Camden Yards with a valuable reminder that their season remains capable of changing direction quickly. Baltimore defeated Boston 5–1 in the second game of Wednesday’s doubleheader, ending a 15-game Red Sox winning streak that had tied the franchise record. Kyle Bradish delivered six strong innings in the victory. The Orioles enter Friday’s series against Atlanta at 50–53, according to current matchup listings. Recent improvement has moved Baltimore close