Baltimore Orioles' longtime sportswriter Jim Henneman is no more. He passed away on May 23, 2025, at the age of 89. Henneman ...

Jim Henneman spent 15 years as the Orioles beat reporter at The Baltimore Sun as part of a lengthy career surrounding the ...

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It’s a turbulent time for the Orioles. Sun reporter Jacob Calvin Meyer answers reader questions about the state of the club ...

The Orioles have their eyes on the MLB trade deadline, with potential deals including pitchers Felix Bautista and Tokoyuki ...

Jim Henneman, beloved figure in Baltimore's sports history and longtime Orioles official scorer, has died at the age of 89.

Jim Henneman, the longtime Baltimore sportswriter and Orioles official scorer affectionately known as “Henny,” passed away last night. He was 89.Henneman has been battling health issues but he made it ...

ESPN baseball reporters Tim Kurkjian and Buster Olney discuss the Orioles' decision to move on from Brandon Hyde, how Mike ...

The Pirates, Rockies, and Orioles have all dismissed their managers mere weeks into the 2025 season. Now there are some solid ...

The opener of a four-game series between the AL East rival Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox was postponed because of ...

Red Sox pitcher Liam Hendriks and manager Alex Cora have seen social media threats increase with the rise of sports gambling.

The closer an MLB prospect is to the big leagues, the easier it is to project future success. But that doesn't mean top-100 ...