Seranthony Domínguez and Gregory Soto struggled mightily and the Orioles allowed 13 runs in the 8th inning to open a doubleheader in Boston.

The Baltimore Orioles are nearing the bottom of the barrel in MLB with their highly disappointing year to this point.

When will each loss stop feeling like a new rock bottom for the 2025 Orioles? It wasn’t Friday night at Camden Yards, where Baltimore’s 4-3 loss to Washington may have been its toughest defeat yet -- or at least it felt like it again.

Tuesday's Minnesota Twins and Baltimore Orioles game was postponed due to weather and will be made up as part of a doubleheader Wednesday.

Some players appreciated Mike Elias’ message on Brandon Hyde in the wake of the change; others still blame him for the team's rough start.

Starter Kyle Gibson was unable to finish the first inning during the Orioles' 10-6 loss to the Nationals. He allowed six runs on six hits and a walk, throwing 47 pitches while recording two outs. Gibson, through four outings, now has a 16.78 ERA and a 2.919 WHIP in 12.1 innings.

The Orioles started their series in Anaheim hot, with three runs in their first two offensive frames. Tonight, though, it was the Angels’ turn, as Baltimore fell 5-2. Los Angeles recorded three straight singles to start the game,

Gibson was rocked for the third time in as many starts with the club, and the Orioles (14-24) lost 5-2 to the Angels (16-22) Saturday night. The Orioles have lost six of their last seven games, failing to take advantage of a soft May schedule they hoped would accommodate a rise in the standings.

Baltimore’s long baseball nightmare is far from over. The Orioles fell to the Nationals, 10-4, in another ugly loss Sunday afternoon.