Peña, a shortstop from the Dominican Republic, headlined the Orioles’ 2025 international class as Baltimore opened MLB’s signing period Wednesday with 22 new prospects. Peña agreed to a $1 ...

José Luis Peña sat for his introductory news conference with the Orioles, looking every bit the 16-year-old kid he is.But ...

Baseball America released its top 100 list Wednesday, and Dodgers right-hander Roki Sasaki was unsurprisingly crowned as the No. 1 prospect in the sport after leaving Japan for Los Angeles this ...

The front office vision shared by the newcomers who marched into Camden Yards beginning in the winter of 2018 required them ...

A former Philadelphia Phillies general manager and Cleveland Indians legend Kenny Loften are among a group of people who will ...

This year’s version of the game will mark the first time the cover features three players — three of baseball’s youngest ...

“We feel our talent within those 22 players is going to be really ... 2025 season after reaching Triple-A last year. The Orioles entered this signing period with $6,908,600 in their bonus pool, per ...

For the first time, MLB The Show will feature three cover athletes. The baseball video game franchise from Sony’s San Diego ...

The Baltimore Orioles had nearly $7 million to spend in its international signing bonus pool earlier this week.

Let’s take a look today at the longball. Hitting homers was something the 2024 Orioles did quite well, about as well as any ...

The Orioles signed 22 players on Wednesday as the International Signing Period ... The biggest name signed was 16-year-old shortstop José Luis Peña, the 47 th-ranked prospect, according to MLB ...