Baltimore Orioles Printable Regular Season Schedule

The Baltimore Orioles have a rich and storied history, with many memorable moments and legendary players. They have won three World Series championships in 1966, 1970, and 1983, and have appeared in the playoffs 11 times. The team has had many great players throughout its history, including Cal Ripken Jr., Brooks Robinson, Jim Palmer, and Frank Robinson, who became the first African American manager in MLB history when he managed the team from 1988 to 1991.

Last season was a major improvement for the team as compared to 2021. They finished 2021 with a record of 52–110. Last season they finished with a record of 83-79. Despite their impressive efforts, they missed out on the playoffs for the sixth straight year finishing fourth in their league. The Orioles became the first team since the 1899 St. Louis Perfectos to lose 110 games in one season and post a winning record in the next.

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Here’s the full Orioles’ season 2023 schedule:

Thu, Mar 30 @Boston

Tue, Apr 4 @Texas

Fri, Apr 7 vsNew York

Tue, Apr 11 vsOakland

Sat, Apr 15 @Chicago

Wed, Apr 19 @Washington

Sat, Apr 22 vsDetroit

Tue, Apr 25 vsBoston

Fri, Apr 28 @Detroit

Wed, May 3 @Kansas City

Sat, May 6 @Atlanta

Tue, May 9 vsTampa Bay

Sat, May 13 vsPittsburgh

Tue, May 16 vsLos Angeles

Sat, May 20 @Toronto

Wed, May 24 @New York

Sat, May 27 vsTexas

Mon, May 29 vsCleveland

Sat, Jun 3 @San Francisco

Wed, Jun 7 @Milwaukee

Sat, Jun 10 vsKansas City

Wed, Jun 14 vsToronto

Fri, Jun 16 @Chicago

Wed, Jun 21 @Tampa Bay

Sat, Jun 24 vsSeattle

Tue, Jun 27 vsCincinnati

Sat, Jul 1 vsMinnesota

Tue, Jul 4 @New York

Sat, Jul 8 @Minnesota

Sat, Jul 15 vsMiami

Tue, Jul 18 vsLos Angeles

Fri, Jul 21 @Tampa Bay

Tue, Jul 25 @Philadelphia

Sat, Jul 29 vsNew York

Tue, Aug 1 @Toronto

Sat, Aug 5 vsNew York

Wed, Aug 9 vsHouston

Sat, August 12 @Seattle

Tue, August 15 @San Diego

Sat, August 19 @Oakland

Wed, August 23 vsToronto

Sat, August 26 vsColorado

Tue, August 29 vsChicago

Sat, September 2 @Arizona

Tue, September 5 @Los Angeles

Sat, September 9 @Boston

Tue, September 12 vsSt. Louis

Fri, Sep 15 vsTampa Bay

Tue, Sep 19 @Houston

Fri, Sep 22 @Cleveland

Wed, Sep 27 vsWashington

Fri, Sep 29 vsBoston

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Cole Irvin shares his thoughts after an impressive debut for the Orioles

Cole Irvin with.a filthy curve to get Jorge Mateo (although, Jorge had actually gotten ball 4 a pitch earlier – he wanted one more look). Irvin working quickly to get adjusted to the pitch clock. pic.twitter.com/QcxbCqNYWe

— Pete Gilbert (@WBALPete) February 24, 2023

“There’s a lot of talent here. My job’s never going to be secure. I think the only secure job is really Gibby, and he’s the vet and he deserves it. For me, I’m still kind of earning my way in the Major League. I’ve got to earn the respect of my teammates, earn the respect of the guys that were here before me.”

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