Two years ago, catcher Anthony Bemboom made the Orioles’ opening day roster. Last year, second baseman Tony Kemp was on the original 26-man list. The inclusion of those players is proof that the roster the Orioles announced Thursday morning is far from set in stone.

Of course, Tyler O’Neill plays every Opening Day like it’s the seventh game of the World Series. His second opener of 2025 resulted in a 4-for-4 day. O’Neill’s home run in Toronto on March 27 was his sixth consecutive Opening Day with a home run.

They’re playing the Boston Red Sox this afternoon— a game that officials pushed to an earlier start time as they watch the forecast for strong thunderstorms.

The Orioles today announced the club’s 2025 Opening Day roster. The 26-man roster includes: Seven players will start on the Injured List: INF GUNNAR HENDERSON (right intercostal strain, retroactive to 3/24) on the 10-day,

In the 10th, the Phillies’ bats finally prevailed over the weak Washington bullpen, taking the opener 7-3. It wasn’t the most comfortable inaugural victory for a Philadelphia team with championship expectations, but hey, a win is a win.

Are the Orioles watching the train go by? They’re favored to make the playoffs, but the vibes aren’t as euphoric as they were 12 months ago.

Meteorologist Ava Marie says it will be an Impact Weather day due to the possible severe storms for Monday evening.

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Games in March are fun, but October matters most for Orioles fans. Camden Yards has a way of temporarily erasing any frustration.