Orioles rookie Coby Mayo sparked a benches-clearing moment trying to draw an obstruction call—another twist in his rocky MLB start.

As the Orioles circle the drain, it feels likely they will be sellers at the July 31 trade deadline. That statement is shocking for a team that entered the season with playoff and World Series aspirations.

Urgency is coming early to the last-place Baltimore Orioles, who might have to think about building for 2026 and beyond with the MLB trade deadline just over two months away.

The starting pitching for the Baltimore Orioles has been a disaster during the 2025 MLB regular season. It is one of the main culprits for the team being in the position that it is, owning a 19-36 record.

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Orioles may trade Cedric Mullins as deadline nears. RJ Anderson sees Baltimore poised for a retool with Mullins as a key trade chip.

Barring a surge up the AL East standings, a significant contingent of Orioles fans suggest trading away impending free agents.

The Orioles are telling teams they may be sellers at the MLB Trade Deadline. Could that mean the end of Ryan O'Hearn's run in Baltimore?

This has turned into a lost season for the Baltimore Orioles and there is more than enough blame to go around. But don't blame this starting pitcher.