The Orioles unveiled renderings for a new premium club that will replace the current press box in time for the 2026 season.

There was bad news, then a bad night for the Detroit Tigers. Shortly after the team announced that rookie pitcher Jackson Jobe would miss the rest of the season, the Tigers sputtered to a 10-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday night at Camden Yards.

Jordan Westburg hit a three-run homer during a seven-run eighth inning and the Baltimore Orioles pulled away to a 10-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers.

The Orioles scored seven runs in the eighth inning to back a brilliant start from Zach Eflin and secure their biggest win since opening day.

The Baltimore Orioles have struggled throughout this season, and there is wide speculation that the club will be sellers come the MLB trade deadline on July 31. However, insiders stirred the pot, urging Baltimore to also find a way to be a buyer as well.

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Eflin brings a six-pitch arsenal to the battle and he effectively kept baseballs off the barrel of Tigers’ hitters. He mixed his off-speed mix – changeup, sweeper and curveball – with an assortment of well-placed cutters, sinkers and four-seamers.

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Third baseman/designated hitter Jordan Westburg is ready to see what the Baltimore Orioles can do with the bats if they can build on their latest performance.

The Baltimore Orioles made several changes to their roster this offseason in hopes of improving the team’s production on the field. Their biggest splash was out