Anthony Santander

The Orioles increased their payroll by $18.2 million Friday while avoiding arbitration with five players key to their 2023 roster.

The Orioles’ 40-man roster is a work in progress. Most big-league rosters are in November. The Orioles, though, whether it was under former GM Dan Duquette or current GM Mike Elias, constantly tinker throughout the offseason and into spring training. When it produces success stories such as...

The Orioles have been concentrating on Tuesday's deadline for tendering contracts to their six arbitration-eligible players.

Santander has high upside, but hasn't been able to stay consistent. Would these former GMs trade him?

Monday marked the first slate of games in which modified rules governing foreign substances are being enforced.

Exhale: Anthony Santander's injury was not as bad as it looked, and comes with a few silver linings.

This 2021 team is a group of young, unproven players with a few veterans mixed in who are trying to re-establish themselves at Camden Yards.

When Orioles general manager Mike Elias was hired in November 2018, building an international pipeline was one of his primary objectives.

It took several years, but Santander — once a Rule 5 draft pick — began to reach his vast potential in the second half of 2019.

John Denver's "Thank God I'm a Country Boy" was blared during the seventh-inning stretch. A glimmer of normalcy.

One thing that struck me was Santander's take on how he has been received by teammates since he returned to Camden Yards.

Players stuck at home are turning to coloring books, cattle and everything in between.