Speaking recently on the Foul Territory TV program, new Toronto Blue Jays reliever Jeff Hoffman had a simple message about pitching against the Baltimore Orioles this season. "I like the smoke." And while Hoffman said it playfully,
Gunnar Henderson's availability for Opening Day may be in question. The Orioles’ star shortstop has been diagnosed with a mild right intercostal strain, an injury he sustained last Thursday while making a jumping catch in Grapefruit League action vs.
The expected 26-man roster for the Orioles on Opening Day is in jeopardy.Manager Brandon Hyde began today’s post-game media session with negative news regarding shortstop Gunnar Henderson and reliever Andrew Kittredge.
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The Baltimore Orioles open their 2025 season on March 27 against the Toronto Blue Jays, and the American League team is concerned about the availability of All-Star shortstop Gunnar Henderson. The former Morgan Academy standout hasn’t played for the Orioles since he left their Grapefruit League game against the Blue Jays on Feb.
After leaving a game last week with 'right side discomfort,' Baltimore Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson was thought to be improving and feeling better. Now, t
The Baltimore Orioles are "very very hopeful" that star shortstop Gunnar Henderson (intercostal strain) will be ready for Opening Day.
Gunnar Henderson suffered a right intercostal strain during last Thursday's spring training game against the Blue Jays while making a leaping catch. According to MLB.com's Jake Rill, the injury puts Henderson's status for opening day in question.
Baltimore Orioles star shortstop Gunnar Henderson left Thursday's spring training game against the Toronto Blue Jays with lower right side discomfort, according to MLB.com's Jake Rill.He was removed from the game after the first inning and replaced in the field by Luis Vasquez.
The Orioles will continue to be cautious with one of their banged-up star players over the next few days. Gunnar Henderson, who exited Thursday’s Grapefruit League game vs. the Blue Jays at Ed Smith Stadium due to lower right side discomfort,