The Texas A&M outfielder had one of the lowest batting averages that any college first round pick has ever had.

It was a tough night down on the farm for all affiliates.

Less exciting, a trio of pitchers hit the IL for Chesapeake, though reportedly none are expect to miss major time.

I thought this was impossible, and I was wrong.

The O’s make their first regular season visit to the Rays’ temporary home in a four-game showdown between AL East foes.

It may be too little to late to make a playoff push in 2025, but a rejuvenated offense could save the GM’s job.

Norfolk’s Chayce McDermott struggles again, but Chesapeake and Delmarva win.

Norfolk and Chesapeake were the two winners, but Money stole the show with his start for Aberdeen.

In corresponding moves, Heston Kjerstad was optioned to the minors and Emmanuel Rivera got a DFA.

Tarik Skubal and an MLB-leading Detroit come to town in what will be a tough matchup for the Orioles.

With Jordan Westburg, Tyler O’Neill and Gary Sánchez set to return soon, Baltimore will hope to reset a team that is historically bad against lefties.

The Tides scored a lot of runs and threw a combined no-hitter, while less heralded prospects delivered quality outings for the lower affiliates.

Things have been improving for the Orioles lineup, but they remain far short of what their expectations were coming into the season.

Plus a rehabbing Tyler O’Neill, Jordan Westburg and Gary Sánchez had two hits apiece for Norfolk.

Also, reliever Scott Blewett is back, for some reason.

The Orioles will play the first series in franchise history at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento as they pay a visit to the temporary home of the A’s.

Attempting to explain the poor play in hopes we don’t see it again.

Jordan Westburg, Gary Sánchez, and Ramón Laureano all homered in a Tides victory.

The Orioles overcame a two-run deficit to Seattle thanks to timely dingers. We’ll always take it.

The Orioles haven’t lost a game since last week’s edition of this article. That’s fun!

O’s affiliates went 2-2 on a day that saw plenty of offense for Norfolk and a nice pitching display for Chesapeake.

May was a disaster. June is starting off better.

Colton Cowser won the AL Most Outstanding Rookie Award last season with a 122 OPS+. The Orioles could desperately use that production right now, but can the Milk Man Deliver?

The Tides, IronBirds and Shorebirds all picked up Ws on Tuesday, while the Baysox fell to the RubberDucks.

The O’s are back on the west coast as they look to improve on their current win streak.

The 41-year-old is back to his best and, along with fellow offseason signing Tomoyuki Sugano, is helping turn around the O’s rotation. So does that mean Mike Elias was right?

This was a bad week for all of the teams and many of the players.

Although their playoff hopes have gone up in smoke, the Orioles still have plenty to prove in what’s left of 2025.

Two last-place teams faced off. Someone had to win. Happily, it was the Orioles.

The Orioles’ offensive woes could be helped by some lineup tweaks.

Colton Cowser recorded three doubles, and Jordan Westburg reached base twice in a rehab outing at Norfolk.

Charlie Morton and Trevor Rogers both found success their last time out. Which pitcher is more likely to provide quality starts for the remainder of this season?

Delmarva was the only winner as Norfolk got rained out, Chesapeake managed only one run and Aberdeen was shut out.

The Orioles’ DH is putting up an All-Star caliber season, but that will mean little if Mike Elias & Co. don’t find a way to keep him around in 2026.

Every O’s affiliate either won or tied their series in a good overall week on the farm.

The last time the Orioles played the Red Sox, we had no idea how bad the O’s would be.

Orioles affiliates won both games that were played in a rain-abbreviated slate down on the farm.

The 2025 season may already be a lost cause, but the Orioles are still acting like they want to compete. If that’s the case, they must replace Kyle Gibson with an MLB-caliber starter.

The Baysox also rallied for a victory over the Harrisburg Senators, while Aberdeen lost to Wilmington and Norfolk got rained out.

They are resetting expectations lower by the day.

With the Orioles moving on from Hyde after 6+ seasons, we look at three different approaches the O’s can take in selecting their next skipper.

The catching prospect hit three home runs this week. Also, Braxton Bragg keeps impressing.

A slew of injured O’s prospects are starting to rehab, some who will be more immediately useful to the Orioles than others.

It was only last week that we saw the Orioles play these guys, and that went very badly for the O’s.

The Orioles catcher’s prolonged slump to begin the season is holding back the Baltimore offense. So, can it be fixed?