Baltimore Orioles Tickets

The Baltimore Orioles play their home games at Oriole Park At Camden Yards.

In addition to retiring Jackie Robinson's #42, the Orioles franchise has retired six numbers to honor their all-time great players and managers. Among the numbers retired are #4 for the all-time leader in managerial wins, Earl Weaver, who led the team to a World Series title and .583 winning percentage over 17 seasons, Hall of Fame 3rd baseman and perhaps the best defensive player to man the hot corner of all time, Brooks Robinson's #5, The Iron Man Cal Ripken Jr.'s #8, former MVP and Hall of Famer Frank Robinson's #20, all-time Orioles' wins leader Jim Palmer's #22, and Hall of Famer Eddie Murray's #33.

https://www.tickpick.com/mlb/new-york-yankees-tickets/>New York Yankees, who play their home games in the Bronx at Yankee Stadium. Another AL East rival are the Boston Red Sox, who play at Fenway Park, and they've had some major battles over the years, particularly while both teams are playoff-level competitors.

The Orioles' top prospect in 2021 is without a doubt former #1 overall pick in 2019, catcher Adley Rutschman, who projects as a superstar both defensively and at the dish as a switch hitter. Baltimore fans should expect to see him called up later this year in 2021, barring injury, and he may just be worth the price of admission on his own once he's in The Show. Grayson Rodriguez, the former #11 overall pick out of high school back in 2018 is another top prospect for the Os who may not be called up until 2022, but he projects as a top of the rotation starter for the club moving forward. Outfielder Heston Kjerstad was 2020's #2 overall pick out of the University of Arkansas and projects as a top of the order hitter for years to come, albeit he's not expected to get a cup of coffee in the majors until around 2022.

Even though the Orioles have finished among the bottom of the league in terms of record over the past few years, it's enabled them to select some talented players high in the draft like former #1 pick Adley Rutschman, who is expected to get called up later on this season and give fans a taste of the future of baseball in Baltimore. They've got some solid regulars like 1st baseman Trey Mancini and outfielder Cedric Mullens as well as lefty starter John Means, each of whom should be a part of the next good run in Baltimore if they stick around. While Baltimore doesn't have the makings of a playoff team just yet, they certainly have the talent to play disruptor in the tough AL East in 2021.

The Orioles' manager since the 2019 season is Brandon Hyde, who previously served as the bench coach and interim manager of the Florida Marlins, and most recently the bench coach, director of player development, and first base coach for the Chicago Cubs, including their World Series championship season in 2016.

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