No longer can anyone say the Minnesota Twins haven't spent money this winter. They have a lefty in the bullpen and a fully guaranteed big-league deal on the books, and look, it's even a familiar face.

The American League East division was a two horse race in 2024 between the Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees. Ultimately ...

The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore named Dan Taylor as its new president. Taylor currently serves as the vice president ...

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The Orioles apparently will open spring training next week without adding a top-quality pitcher to their rotation, but time ...

Rich Dauer, a former Baltimore Orioles infielder and Houston Astros first base coach, died Monday at 72. Dauer was honored by Houston star and current free agent Alex Bregman in an Instagram post ...

After leaving the Twins in an upward mobility clause in spring 2023, the lefty had two strong seasons in Baltimore.

Coulombe returns after pitching effectively the past two seasons for Baltimore, but he’s coming off elbow surgery.

The soft-tossing Hill emerged as an important reliever for the Yankees after he was released by the Chicago White Sox in ...

Free-agent left-hander Danny Coulombe agreed to a one-year, $3 million deal on Tuesday with the Minnesota Twins, according to a source. The deal also includes incentives. Despite missing a good chunk ...