Félix Hernández Hopes To Build On Shot At Hall Of Fame, Help Young Arms With OriolesThe Orioles have a young, inexperienced team in Sarasota, Florida for Spring Training, building for the future, but with a notable veteran addition: former Cy Young winner Félix Hernández.
Former Cy Young Winner Félix Hernández Signs Minor League Deal With OriolesThe Baltimore Orioles announced Wednesday night the team has signed former Cy Young winner Félix Hernández to a minor league contract.
Hernández Struggles For Mariners In 5-3 Loss To OriolesFélix Hernández labored through five innings in what was likely his penultimate start with Seattle, and the Baltimore Orioles got home runs from Anthony Santander and Hanser Alberto in a 5-3 victory over the Mariners on Friday night.
Players That Went Undrafted For Good Reason Might Now Be Worth Picking UpBounce-back players that no one wanted to risk a fantasy baseball draft pick on in March are always good pickups once the season gets started—and they've proven they are back to full strength.
Battle Of The Beltways Preview: Orioles-Nationals Rubber GameBaltimore's Wei-Yin Chen (4-4, 2.82) hasn't lost in six starts, though he has surrendered two solo shots in each of his last three.
Preview: Orioles At MarinersWhile they should be feeling confident with their AL Cy Young candidate on the mound, the Seattle Mariners are hoping a familiar face can provide a boost for their sluggish offense.
Preview: 2014 MLB All-Star GameThe Athletics have some incentive for an AL victory in the All-Star game; since 2003, the winner's league gets to start the World Series at home, and 23 of the last 28 titles were won by teams scheduled to host four of a possible seven games.
American League Mid-Season Team MVPsSometimes a team's best players don't make the All-Star team. Here are the American League's mid-season team MVPs.
Fantasy Baseball Preview: Starting PitcherCBS Local Sports breaks down the top starting pitchers for your fantasy baseball draft.
Matt Moore Must Step Up In Rays RotationComing into the 2012 season, Matt Moore was likely the most-hyped pitching prospect in baseball – not without good reason.