The star infielder’s rehab ended and now he’s back. The Orioles need him! The Orioles have had some problems over the first week of the 2025 season. One of them has been solved: Gunnar Henderson is back.
Jesse Chavez is back with the Atlanta Braves, as the team moved him up on March 31. The move was one of several promotions on the 31st. Orioles outfielder Dylan Carlson is back in the Majors, as Colton Cowser will miss the next few weeks with a thumb fracture.
How many of the last players from every MLB franchise to win an MVP Award can you name in five minutes?
Don’t slide into first base when trying to beat out a hit, everybody. The update is in on Colton Cowser’s injured thumb and it’s bad. The Orioles announced on Monday morning that Cowser has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a fractured left thumb.
With the start of the regular season nearly here for the Baltimore Orioles, they have recently made another roster decision. The Orioles will be starting
SARASOTA—Two of the best players this spring training for the Orioles might not make the Opening Day roster. Outfielder Dylan Carlson, who was signed to a contract in late January, is hitting .320 with two home runs, eight RBIs and a 1.059 OPS.
A former top prospect that has dealt with oodles of injuries the last few seasons looks to squeeze into a crowded Orioles outfield. Not so long ago, Dylan Carlson looked like a franchise cornerstone in the making.
For the second-straight season, the Orioles made the MLB Postseason — but failed to win a game in October baseball. Baltimore was set to lose several notable names off their 2024 roster and did.
SARASOTA–What’s happening? –Nearly all the position players have reported to camp. The report date for infielders and outfielders isn’t until Monday, but the only players of note who haven’t been spotted are first baseman Ryan O’Hearn and newly signed outfielder Ramón Laureano.
Were those of you following along with this silly series wondering who I would pick for number 3? I thought over a few a different options; according to Baseball Reference 26 different players have worn the number, the most recent being Dylan Carlson and the first being Ray Blades.
It has been a busy offseason for the Baltimore Orioles this winter and with Spring Training right around the corner, there are still some question marks for the team.
We recorded this, and then the Carlos Estévez news dropped. The offseason is dragging on, and the Kansas City Royals have missed out on key free-agent targets like Austin Hays and Dylan Carlson.
The St. Louis Cardinals have mistakenly moved on from several former homegrown talents, while others deserved to be dumped. For instance, outfielder Dylan Carlson, who recently signed with the Baltimore Orioles, hopes to revive his career in 2025 after being traded from St.
The St. Louis Cardinals have gained a reputation for giving up on homegrown talents before they reach their full potential but it doesn't always work out that way.
The Baltimore Orioles have announced the signing of outfielder Dylan Carlson to a one-year contract. Carlson will earn $975,000 with the potential for a $25,000 bonus if he reaches 200 plate appearances, per Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
The deadline for teams to tender contracts to players under club control for the 2025 season was Friday at 8 p.m. ET. This applied to players on the 40-man roster who had not yet accumulated enough service time for free agency.
The St. Louis Cardinals are approaching the final month of their season and are actively making adjustments to better their chances of winning. For instance, Cardinals second baseman Nolan Gorman was recently demoted to Triple-A Memphis after inconsistent production at the plate -- José Fermín was recalled to take his place on the active roster.
Rumors swirled ahead of Tuesday’s MLB trade deadline that the Washington Nationals were among multiple teams interested in former first-round pick Dylan Carlson.
The MLB trade deadline is quickly approaching as teams have until Tuesday at 6 PM ET to get their trades in. This is obviously one of the busiest times of the season and there is sure to be a lot of news leading up to the deadline.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been one of Major League Baseball's biggest disappointments since the beginning of the 2023 season. The Cardinals had designs on contending in 2024, hoping that a rebuilt rotation would be the difference.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in desperate need of outfield help. And offense in general.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been without a familiar face in the lineup since Opening Day. Outfielder Dylan Carlson, who is an everyday player when healthy, is slated to begin a rehab assignment in the minors this week, the team announced on Monday.
The St. Louis Cardinals may finally have reinforcements on the way. St. Louis hasn't been at full strength for a single game yet this season but it sounds like it will start to get important players back soon.
St. Louis Cardinals center fielder Dylan Carlson will miss the start of the season with a shoulder injury, the team announced Tuesday. He sustained a sprained AC joint in his left shoulder during an outfield collision on Monday and is headed to the 10-day injured list.
One young St. Louis Cardinals outfielder still is working his way back after undergoing surgery. Cardinals outfielder Dylan Carlson missed much of the 2023 campaign as he dealt with injuries and only was able to appear in 76 games.
Fighting to stay above .500 was not how the New York Yankees expected to spend the 2023 season but it's where they have found themselves, facing an offseason with a lot of questions and a roster looking at change.
The goals are to speed up the pace of play, make the game more exciting and to showcase the athletic abilities of the league's stars. Not everyone will benefit, though, especially pitchers.
The St. Louis Cardinals started a game against the Philadelphia Phillies by hitting four consecutive home runs for the first time in franchise history.
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