Baltimore Orioles Analysis

David Wright had a great first half, which allowed Major League Baseball to avoid a Citi Field All-Star Game without hometown hitter. Read more »

The Cardinals slid into the All-Star break with the top spot in our rankings, followed by the Braves, Red Sox, Tigers and Pirates. Read more »

The top five remains the same (Cardinals, Braves, Red Sox, Tigers and Pirates), but the Dodgers have surged up our rankings. Read more »

The Braves and Cardinals remain atop our rankings, but the Pirates are surging towards the top spot. Read more »

RealGM's top five remains the same with the Tigers, Braves, Red Sox and Reds following the No. 1 Cardinals. Read more »

Justin Upton has experienced a power outage, but the Braves still rank in RealGM's top three. Read more »

The Reds have six starting pitchers with sub-3.40 ERAs. Combine those performances with Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips and you have an elite club. Read more »

The Rangers haven't lost a step without Josh Hamilton, featuring a balanced attack built on both hitting and pitching. Read more »

Miguel Cabrera leads the Major Leagues with 40 RBI and the Tigers lead our team rankings. Read more »

The Rockies, Red Sox and Rangers hold the top three spots in our rankings, while the Padres, Astros and Marlins bring up the rear. Read more »

A number of players have been uncharacteristically productive in one way or another over the season's first three weeks. Read more »

Ian Kinsler, once thought to be dispensable in Texas, leads the Major Leagues with 1.5 WAR as the Rangers sit second in our rankings. Read more »

The Braves are 11-1 this season and riding a nine-game winning streak. Read more »

A week into the 2013 season, the Rockies are an offensive power, the Dodgers are incredibly hard to score against and the Mets, Red Sox and Reds are very balanced. Read more »

The Giants have put a cap on the 2012 season, meaning Major League Baseball will shift to free agency. Here is a complete list of all free agents, including those with player, team or mutual options for next year. Read more »

The Orioles and Nationals bring little experience to the plate against the Yankees and Cardinals, but that doesn't mean they won't advance. Read more »

The addition of a second Wild Card to each league kept more teams alive in late September, but ultimately the drama wasn't as organic as it was in 2011. Read more »

The Orioles have been hot as of late, but sit just 19th in our rankings for the second-straight week. Is that a sign of future decline? Read more »

With Evan Longoria back in the lineup, the Rays jumped seven spots in this week's rankings. Read more »

Baseball is better when the Orioles are competitive and they have all of the necessary pieces (Wieters, great young arms) in place and enough cash on hand to keep it together to displace Tampa Bay as the third AL East banana, but that won't begin until 2011. Read more »