In coordination with Major League Baseball, the New York Yankees have announced that the start time of tomorrow’s Yankees-Orioles game (Sunday, September 27) has been moved to 1:05 p.m. due to the current forecast of inclement weather throughout the late afternoon.
All Yankee Stadium Gates will open to fans with valid tickets one hour prior to first pitch at noon (12:00 p.m.).
Maryland’s student section erupts with “Fire Locksley” chants before halftime with the Terps trailing UCLA, 20-3.
330 days separate this video from the one below.
@purplephenom He was asked directly if he dealt with anything this season. Instead of lying, he answered honestly and said it’s not an excuse for anything
Gunnar Henderson reluctantly revealed he was dealing with a right wrist issue for about half the season. It got better when he made changes to the nob of his bat.
“I really don't like making excuses because everybody's banged up at this at this point in the year.”
The Orioles lose 6-3 to the Yankees.
A second straight losing season for the Orioles in the heart of what was supposed to be a championship window.
Baltimore is 79-82.
The Orioles lose 6-3 to the Yankees.
A second straight losing season for the Orioles in the heart of what was supposed to be a championship window.
Baltimore is 79-82.
Tonight's game could be the last one of the Orioles' season. They are going out in a similar fashion to many of their losses this season.
They are 0-for-8 with runners in scoring position with nine men left on base. And a platoon outfielder has made two defensive miscues.
Brandon Young's final 2026 stats:
28 GS // 156.2 IP
3.56 ERA // 1.35 WHIP
19.9% K rate // 9.1% BB rate
Young was the Orioles' No. 8 starter entering the season. Now he's part of the future.
The last pitch of Brandon Young's season is a 97.4 mph sinker to strike out Ben Rice looking.
This is tied for the 2nd-fastest pitch of Young's career.
He emptied the tank to cap off his breakout sophomore campaign.
Cal Ripken Jr.: "Are you still enjoying owning the Orioles right now?"
Orioles' David Rubenstein: "Enjoyment is maybe not quite the word. Look, I'm happy I did it. I'm happy that I get to spend time with people like you. I'm happy I get to go into the clubhouse and meet with the players.
"But obvioulsy, I haven't succeeded in making the team better than it was and maybe I've made it worse. But we've more than doubled the salaries of players, we've increased the salaries. We've hired an enormous amount of back office people. We fixed the stadium. We've made it a great stadium, even better than before.
"But we still haven't won on the field and we were eliminated yesterday from the playoffs, though we've done well today."
Trevor Rogers on Pete Alonso:
"He's one of the best teammates ever. ... It's probably the best second half performance I've ever seen from a hitter. He could very well be a Hall of Famer when it's all said and done. The fact that I played with him, it's special."
Trevor Rogers said he would “love to be back” with the Orioles, but also that he “earned the right to make it to free agency.”
“I get to test the market, see what that says, and that's kind of the exciting thing about the whole ordeal. I finally get a say about where I want to go.
“I've made it known how I feel about this place. We'll see how the business of baseball shapes out.”
The Orioles win 10-2 over the Yankees.
These games don't matter? No one told Pete Alonso that. He hit two homers and now leads the AL with 43.
Baltimore is 79-81 ahead of Game 2 tonight.