Orioles
Why this team matters today
The Orioles are 69-73.
Recent form
- last 30 days 13-15 outside the top 30
- last 60 days 27-24 outside the top 30
- since the All-Star break 23-22 outside the top 30
The Orioles have lost 2 series in a row. Their longest run of series wins this season is 3. Last five series: W · W · W · L · L.
A set that ended level counts as neither won nor lost and ends a run. This season only.
Cumulative wins vs the record paces
Last 10 results
AL East race
Players driving the chase
Leaderboard players only — the nightly ledger tracks the players in active chases, not full rosters.
Record book
Franchise records — and who's close
The single-season record, the top mark since 2000, and this year's club leader with the gap.
| Category | Franchise record | Best since 2000 | This year's leader |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home runs | 53 — Chris Davis, 2013 | the record is modern | 33 — Pete Alonso (20 shy) |
| Hits | 257 — George Sisler, 1920 | 214 — Miguel Tejada, 2006 | 142 — Pete Alonso (115 shy) |
| RBI | 155 — Ken Williams, 1922 | 150 — Miguel Tejada, 2004 | 94 — Pete Alonso (61 shy) |
| Runs | 145 — Harlond Clift, 1936 | 118 — Gunnar Henderson, 2024 | 86 — Pete Alonso (59 shy) |
| Stolen bases | 57 — Luis Aparicio, 1964 | 50 — Brian Roberts, 2007 | 11 — Leody Taveras (46 shy) |
Career hits
- Cal Ripken — 3184
- Brooks Robinson — 2848
- George Sisler — 2295
Closest active: Nick Markakis — 1547, No. 8 on the franchise list.
Career home runs
- Cal Ripken — 431
- Eddie Murray — 343
- Boog Powell — 303
Closest active: Chris Davis — 253, No. 6 on the franchise list.
Career RBI
- Cal Ripken — 1695
- Brooks Robinson — 1357
- Eddie Murray — 1224
Record book through 2021 (Lahman); current leaders from tonight's leaderboards, which cover chase-relevant players, not full rosters.