Baltimore Orioles: Team Profile

The Baltimore Orioles were founded in 1894 as the Milwaukee Brewers and moved to St. Louis in 1902 as the Browns. They were one of the first eight teams in the American League, before moving to Baltimore in 1953.

After moving to Baltimore, the Orioles won three World Series Championships in 1966, 1970, and 1983. After struggling from 2017-2021, the O's made back-to-back playoff appearances in 2023 and 2024, but missed out on the postseason last year.

The Orioles are in the AL East division where they compete against the New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, Boston Red Sox, and Tampa Bay Rays.

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Orioles 2026 Season Odds

The Orioles are +400 to win the AL East, behind the Yankees (+100). They are +1000 to win the American League and +2500 to win the World Series. Last updated: Apr. 13.

Front Office & Coaching Staff

Owner	David Rubenstein
General Manager	Mike Elias
Manger	Craig Albernaz

Key Orioles Players

Player	Position	Height (ft)	Weight (lbs)
Trevor Rogers	Starting Pitcher	6'5"	230
Kyle Bradish	Starting Pitcher	6'3"	215
Pete Alonso	First Baseman	6'3"	245
Gunnar Henderson	Shortstop	6'3"	230
Taylor Ward	Left Fielder	6'0"	205
Samuel Basallo	Catcher	6'4"	250
Adley Rutschman	Catcher	6'`"	230

Team History

World Series Titles	3 (1966, 1970, 1983)
Division Titles	10 (last in 2023)
AL Champion	8 (last in 1983)
Wild Card Berths	4 (1996, 2012, 2016, 2024)
Playoff appearances	16

All-Time Leaders

Home Runs	Cal Ripken	431
RBIs	Cal Ripken	1,695
Hits	Cal Ripken	3,184
Runs	Cal Ripken	1,647
Batting Average	Heinei Manush	.362
Stolen Bases	George Sisler	351

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