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Baltimore Orioles

Orioles Nation

1901Founded
3Championships
9226-10209All-time record
47.5%Win %
22Playoff trips
79-822026 season
The franchise

About the Orioles

A historic American League franchise celebrated for its orange-and-black identity, Camden Yards atmosphere, and rich baseball history.

League
MLB
Conference
American League
Division
AL East
Home market
Baltimore
Fans
Orioles Nation
Mascot
The Oriole Bird

Spring training: Ed Smith Stadium

This season

Schedule

Schedule loads as you scroll.

Who suits up

Roster, depth chart & staff

Home turf in 3D

Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Hang the banners

3 championships

1966Champions
1970Champions
1983Champions
In the rafters

Retired numbers

4Earl WeaverRetired 1982
5Brooks RobinsonRetired 1978
8Cal Ripken Jr.Retired 2001
20Frank RobinsonRetired 1972
22Jim PalmerRetired 1985
33Eddie MurrayRetired 1998
42Jackie RobinsonRetired 1997
Fan culture

Songs & chants

Song“Thank God I’m a Country Boy”Lyrics
Thank God I'm a country boy
Country boy, country boy
Thank God I'm a country boy
Chant“O-R-I-O-L-E-S”Lyrics
(Spelling chant)
O
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O
L
E
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O-R-I-O-L-E-S!
O-R-I-O-L-E-S!
Chant“Let's Go O's!”Lyrics
(Camden Yards)
Let's go O's!
Let's go O's!
Every era

Logo history

1901 – 1901
1902 – 1902
1903 – 1905
1905 – 1907
1908 – 1910
1911 – 1914
1915 – 1915
1916 – 1935
1936 – 1961
1952 – 1953
1954 – 1965
1966 – 1969
1970 – 1991
1992 – 1994
1995 – 1997
1998 – 1998
1999 – 2008
2009 – 2018
2019 – Present
Through the years

History

Home venues

  1. 1901
    Milwaukee County Stadium
  2. 1902–1953
    Sportsman's Park (St. Louis Browns)
  3. 1954–1991
    Memorial Stadium
  4. 1992–Present
    Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Team names

  1. 1901
    Milwaukee Brewers
  2. 1902–1953
    St. Louis Browns
  3. 1954–Present
    Baltimore Orioles
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Rivals

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