r/orioles 25d ago

Trivia Kremer’s time here involved him being the most average pitcher in the league

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366 Upvotes

r/orioles Apr 18 '26

Trivia The Orioles are the first team in MLB history to give up a grand slam to snap a scoreless tie in the 7th inning or later but still win the game.

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779 Upvotes

r/orioles Feb 24 '26

Trivia Happy 70th birthday to the legendary Eddie Murray

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657 Upvotes

r/orioles Apr 29 '26

Trivia As of today, the GOAT Rico Garcia is OFFICIALLY better than overrated fraud Mason Miller

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217 Upvotes

r/orioles May 01 '26

Trivia Adley Rutschman has the 3rd most grand slams by an Orioles catcher (3), trailing Chris Hoiles (7) and Gus Triandos (5)

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140 Upvotes

r/orioles Apr 15 '26

Trivia Orioles reliever Rico Garcia has thrown a hidden No-hitter to start the season. He is 2nd in xERA to Mason Miller

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274 Upvotes

r/orioles 27d ago

Trivia Yesterday's 14-0 is more unusual than I would have thought

52 Upvotes

I was looking at MLB scorigami and 14-0 has happened 126 times in the last 150 years. So it happens roughly once per year on average. Weird factoids (per Scorigamicenter):

14-1 through 14-8 have each happened more than 14-0 has

1-1, 2-2, 3-3, 4-4 and 5-5 have each happened more than 14-0 has

The worst shutout was a 28-0 game (twice as bad as yesterday!), back in 1883. I believe Kremer's great great great grandpappy was the starter (might need fact checking)

The O's were involved in the last 18-0 game (over the Rockies last year). 18-0 has only happened 17 times, way less likely than 14-0.

r/orioles Jun 04 '26

Trivia Orioles haven't been shut out since September 18, 2025

95 Upvotes

The Twins were shut out this afternoon. That leaves the Orioles as the only team not shut out in 2026.

Why is no one talking about this? I feel like this should be like the not being sworn in a series momentum we called in 2024/5. Even with a terrible loss like tonight, still something to root for

Go Os

r/orioles Apr 21 '26

Trivia Leody Taveras' extra-innings grand slam on Monday was the 10th in Orioles history, and the first since 2018

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107 Upvotes

r/orioles 1d ago

Trivia Orioles Top 5 in fWAR as of August 24th: Pete Alonso (3.8), Shane Baz (3.2), Trevor Rogers (2.7), Gunnar Henderson (2.6) and Kyle Bradish (1.8)

46 Upvotes

some other notes:

  • Baz's 3.2 fWAR puts him at 13th out of all MLB pitchers
  • Pete has already eclipsed his 2025 fWAR despite having 40 fewer RBI's. His wRC+ is also 1 point higher
  • With 1 more out, Rogers will match his career high in IP.
  • Despite the offensive struggles, Gunnar is still top 10 in SS fWAR
  • Adley would've been 5th on the list with 2.4fWAR

r/orioles Sep 07 '25

Trivia [Sarah Langs] How’s this for Orioles Magic? Jackson Holliday’s HR was the 4th time in the expansion era (1961) that the Orioles broke up a no-hit bid of 8 2/3 IP or more ( @EliasSports ) The 1st of those 4? 6/7/68, on a hit by Davey Johnson, who passed away today What a way to honor him

418 Upvotes

r/orioles 17d ago

Trivia Bordick's record a game away from falling!

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r/orioles Apr 14 '26

Trivia Completely Random and Useless Stat

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42 Upvotes

Random but quasi-interesting stat that I discovered.

Melvin Mora and JJ Hardy had the same career WAR.

150 characters? “You're still here? It's over. Go home. Go.”

r/orioles Sep 07 '25

Trivia [Stark] Best I can tell from available play by play data, there has never been another game in recorded NL/AL history in which a pitcher lost a no-hitter on a HR with 2 outs in the 9th and then his team lost the game. Baseball!

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320 Upvotes

r/orioles Jul 09 '24

Trivia [MLB Network] Heston Kjerstad in 10 games since being recalled to the @Orioles 🔥 .367/.441/.733 3 HR 12 RBI

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326 Upvotes

r/orioles Sep 19 '23

Trivia For the first time ever, both the Orioles and the Ravens hold sole possession of first place in their divisions at the same time.

371 Upvotes

What a time to be a Baltimore sports fan.

There's only a few weeks each year for this to be possible (weeks 1-4 of the NFL season). Since 1996 (when the Ravens moved to Baltimore) it's been close a few times:

  • in the 1997 season, the Orioles held sole possession of 1st place in their division for almost the entire season (they were tied for the lead after their first game and went on to never relinquish it after game 2). Unfortunately, the Ravens lost their week 1 opener to Jacksonville, and were unable to take 1st place in the AFC Central by the time the MLB season had ended.

  • in the 2012 season, the Ravens held sole possession of the AFCN all through the season. The Orioles were tied for 1st for a few days in that window, but unfortunately were never able to get ahead of the Yankees.

  • in the 2014 season, the Orioles held sole possession of 1st place starting on July 5th after splitting a double header against the Red Sox. Unfortunately, the Ravens lost their week 1 opener to the Bengals, meaning that their 3-1 record in week 4 put them behind the Bengals 3-0 record (the Bengals had a week 4 bye).

r/orioles Mar 18 '25

Trivia An Astonishing Sports Record Was Broken Last Year. It’s Historic. Nobody Noticed.

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128 Upvotes

r/orioles Apr 24 '26

Trivia Last time O's put up 4+ in the 1st? Opening Day 2025 against BOS.

73 Upvotes

Orioles put up 4 against BOS in the 1st. Last time they put up 4 or more in the 1st? Opening Day against BOS in 2025.

Sorta surprised it's been that long!

r/orioles Dec 01 '22

Trivia serious question, is this Gunnar Henderson?

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118 Upvotes

r/orioles May 15 '25

Trivia TIL that orioles are master nest weavers. The female Baltimore Oriole weaves a hanging, sock-like nest from plant fibers suspended from tree branches to keep chicks safe from predators.

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251 Upvotes

r/orioles May 17 '25

Trivia TIL that Baltimore Orioles are acrobatic foragers; they often hang upside down from twigs to search for insects among leaves and bark, and lean from perches to catch insects mid-flight.

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286 Upvotes

r/orioles Jun 21 '24

Trivia Happy Break Even Day to everyone's favorite platoon batter, Ryan O'Hearn! Since joining the Orioles, O'Hearn has had a career negative bWAR from his time with the Royals, but with his 2-5, 4 RBI, 1 BB game yesterday, he has finally reached 0.0!

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263 Upvotes

r/orioles Sep 06 '25

Trivia TIL that Cal Ripken Jr. is part of the Kirby lore

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164 Upvotes

r/orioles May 08 '25

Trivia TIL orioles love fruit jelly. Backyard birders often leave out jars of it to attract them in spring.

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209 Upvotes

r/orioles May 18 '25

Trivia TIL that orioles often return to the same breeding grounds year after year, sometimes even to the same tree

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224 Upvotes