Baltimore Orioles fans have mixed opinions on Dan Deacon performing the National Anthem before Thursday's game.

The Baltimore Orioles made their first notable trade prior to the deadline. By shipping Bryan Baker to the Tampa Bay Rays, that seems to indicate what the front

Baltimore-based artist Dan Deacon performed an electronic, autotuned national anthem that seemingly divided fans before the Orioles swept the Mets in a double-header Thursday.

Crowds were surprised at Thursday’s Baltimore Orioles game in Camden Yards when Baltimore-based electronic musician Dan Deacon performed a modified rendition of the national anthem. Deacon’s

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It's with that philosophy in mind that it's reasonable to ask: where, exactly, is Samuel Basallo? Basallo, 21 come August, has hit .263/.384/.572 with 17 home runs in 58 Triple-A games. He is, it's no stretch to proclaim,

Tim Barbalace joined Chelsa and PJ to discuss MLB's most disappointing team, the Baltimore Orioles, and what the front office's plan is heading into the All-Star Break and leading up to the trade deadline?

Electronic artist Dan Deacon stunned MLB fans with a bizarre, auto-tuned national anthem at Camden Yards, sparking confusion and backlash.

Brewers trade proposal sends prospects to Orioles for Ryan O’Hearn, boosting Milwaukee’s power amid Jacob Misiorowski’s breakout pitching season.