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Baltimore Orioles

Baltimore · 1954–2025

The Orioles have won three World Series — 1966, 1970 and 1983 — from six pennants in 72 seasons, on a record of 5,733-5,617. The 1969 club won 109 games, the best season on file, and lost the World Series to a Mets team that had never finished above ninth before that year.

Earl Weaver managed from 1968 to 1986 and won 1,480 games, more than twice anyone else who has had the job. Its 2018 side lost 115 games, more than any Baltimore club before it. Home was Memorial Stadium until 1991 and then Oriole Park at Camden Yards, which was the first of the retro ballparks and set the pattern most clubs built to afterward.

Nineteen Hall of Famers have played here, among them Brooks Robinson, Frank Robinson, Cal Ripken, Jim Palmer, Eddie Murray, Luis Aparicio and Mike Mussina. Ripken played 2,632 consecutive games for the club and passed Lou Gehrig's record in 1995, in a game this archive gives its own page.

Season by season

YearClub WLPct FinishResult Attendance
1882 Baltimore Orioles 1954 .260 6
1883 Baltimore Orioles 2868 .292 8
1884 Baltimore Orioles 6343 .594 6
1885 Baltimore Orioles 4168 .376 8
1886 Baltimore Orioles 4883 .366 8
1887 Baltimore Orioles 7758 .570 3
1888 Baltimore Orioles 5780 .416 5
1889 Baltimore Orioles 7065 .519 5
1890 Baltimore Orioles 1519 .441 6
1891 Baltimore Orioles 7164 .526 4
1892 Baltimore Orioles 46101 .313 12 93,589
1893 Baltimore Orioles 6070 .462 8 143,000
1894 Baltimore Orioles 8939 .695 1 Pennant 328,000
1895 Baltimore Orioles 8743 .669 1 Pennant 293,000
1896 Baltimore Orioles 9039 .698 1 Pennant 249,448
1897 Baltimore Orioles 9040 .692 2 273,046
1898 Baltimore Orioles 9653 .644 2 123,416
1899 Baltimore Orioles 8662 .581 4 121,935
1901 Baltimore Orioles 6865 .511 5 141,952
1902 Baltimore Orioles 5088 .362 8 174,606
1954 Baltimore Orioles 54100 .351 7 1,060,910
1955 Baltimore Orioles 5797 .370 7 852,039
1956 Baltimore Orioles 6985 .448 6 901,201
1957 Baltimore Orioles 7676 .500 5 1,029,581
1958 Baltimore Orioles 7479 .484 6 829,991
1959 Baltimore Orioles 7480 .481 6 891,926
1960 Baltimore Orioles 8965 .578 2 1,187,849
1961 Baltimore Orioles 9567 .586 3 951,089
1962 Baltimore Orioles 7785 .475 7 790,254
1963 Baltimore Orioles 8676 .531 4 774,343
1964 Baltimore Orioles 9765 .599 3 1,116,215
1965 Baltimore Orioles 9468 .580 3 781,649
1966 Baltimore Orioles 9763 .606 1 World Series 1,203,366
1967 Baltimore Orioles 7685 .472 6 955,053
1968 Baltimore Orioles 9171 .562 2 943,977
1969 Baltimore Orioles 10953 .673 1 Pennant · Division 1,062,069
1970 Baltimore Orioles 10854 .667 1 World Series · Division 1,057,069
1971 Baltimore Orioles 10157 .639 1 Pennant · Division 1,023,037
1972 Baltimore Orioles 8074 .519 3 899,950
1973 Baltimore Orioles 9765 .599 1 Division 958,667
1974 Baltimore Orioles 9171 .562 1 Division 962,572
1975 Baltimore Orioles 9069 .566 2 1,002,157
1976 Baltimore Orioles 8874 .543 2 1,058,609
1977 Baltimore Orioles 9764 .602 2 1,195,769
1978 Baltimore Orioles 9071 .559 4 1,051,724
1979 Baltimore Orioles 10257 .642 1 Pennant · Division 1,681,009
1980 Baltimore Orioles 10062 .617 2 1,797,438
1981 Baltimore Orioles 5946 .562 2 1,024,247
1982 Baltimore Orioles 9468 .580 2 1,613,031
1983 Baltimore Orioles 9864 .605 1 World Series · Division 2,042,071
1984 Baltimore Orioles 8577 .525 5 2,045,784
1985 Baltimore Orioles 8378 .516 4 2,132,387
1986 Baltimore Orioles 7389 .451 7 1,973,176
1987 Baltimore Orioles 6795 .414 6 1,835,692
1988 Baltimore Orioles 54107 .335 7 1,660,738
1989 Baltimore Orioles 8775 .537 2 2,535,208
1990 Baltimore Orioles 7685 .472 5 2,415,189
1991 Baltimore Orioles 6795 .414 6 2,552,753
1992 Baltimore Orioles 8973 .549 3 3,567,819
1993 Baltimore Orioles 8577 .525 3 3,644,965
1994 Baltimore Orioles 6349 .563 2 2,535,359
1995 Baltimore Orioles 7173 .493 3 3,098,475
1996 Baltimore Orioles 8874 .543 2 Wild card 3,646,950
1997 Baltimore Orioles 9864 .605 1 Division 3,711,132
1998 Baltimore Orioles 7983 .488 4 3,684,650
1999 Baltimore Orioles 7884 .481 4 3,433,150
2000 Baltimore Orioles 7488 .457 4 3,297,031
2001 Baltimore Orioles 6398 .391 4 3,094,841
2002 Baltimore Orioles 6795 .414 4 2,682,439
2003 Baltimore Orioles 7191 .438 4 2,454,523
2004 Baltimore Orioles 7884 .481 3 2,744,018
2005 Baltimore Orioles 7488 .457 4 2,624,740
2006 Baltimore Orioles 7092 .432 4 2,153,139
2007 Baltimore Orioles 6993 .426 4 2,164,822
2008 Baltimore Orioles 6893 .422 5 1,950,075
2009 Baltimore Orioles 6498 .395 5 1,907,163
2010 Baltimore Orioles 6696 .407 5 1,733,018
2011 Baltimore Orioles 6993 .426 5 1,755,461
2012 Baltimore Orioles 9369 .574 2 Wild card 2,102,240
2013 Baltimore Orioles 8577 .525 3 2,357,561
2014 Baltimore Orioles 9666 .593 1 Division 2,464,473
2015 Baltimore Orioles 8181 .500 3 2,281,202
2016 Baltimore Orioles 8973 .549 2 Wild card 2,172,344
2017 Baltimore Orioles 7587 .463 5 2,028,424
2018 Baltimore Orioles 47115 .290 5 1,564,192
2019 Baltimore Orioles 54108 .333 5 1,307,807
2020 Baltimore Orioles 2535 .417 4
2021 Baltimore Orioles 52110 .321 5 793,229
2022 Baltimore Orioles 8379 .512 4 1,368,367
2023 Baltimore Orioles 10161 .623 1 Division 1,936,798
2024 Baltimore Orioles 9171 .562 2 Wild card 2,281,129
2025 Baltimore Orioles 7587 .463 5 1,803,655
Total92 seasons 6,9846,819 .506 3 World Series

Notable events

2017

Adrian Beltré's 3,000th Hit

Adrian Beltré doubles at Globe Life Park for his 3,000th hit, the first player born in the Dominican Republic to reach the milestone.

2005

Rafael Palmeiro's 3,000th Hit

Rafael Palmeiro reaches 3,000 hits in Seattle weeks before a failed drug test ended his season and defined his legacy.

2000

Cal Ripken's 3,000th Hit

Cal Ripken singles three times in Minnesota to reach 3,000 hits, five years after breaking Lou Gehrig's consecutive-games record.

1995

Cal Ripken Breaks the Iron Man Streak

Cal Ripken Jr. plays in his 2,131st consecutive game, surpassing Lou Gehrig's streak that had stood for fifty-six years.

1974

Al Kaline's 3,000th Hit

Al Kaline reaches 3,000 hits in Baltimore in the final month of his twenty-second and last season, all of them for Detroit.

2021

John Means's No-Hitter

John Means threw a no-hitter for the Baltimore Orioles against the Seattle Mariners on May 5, 2021, winning 6–0.

2015

Hisashi Iwakuma's No-Hitter

Hisashi Iwakuma threw a no-hitter for the Seattle Mariners against the Baltimore Orioles on August 12, 2015, winning 3–0.

2007

Clay Buchholz's No-Hitter

Clay Buchholz threw a no-hitter for the Boston Red Sox against the Baltimore Orioles on September 1, 2007, winning 10–0.

2001

Hideo Nomo's No-Hitter

Hideo Nomo threw a no-hitter for the Boston Red Sox against the Baltimore Orioles on April 4, 2001, winning 3–0.

1991

Wilson Álvarez's No-Hitter

Wilson Álvarez threw a no-hitter for the Chicago White Sox against the Baltimore Orioles on August 11, 1991, winning 7–0.

1991

Baltimore Orioles Combined No-Hitter, 1991

Bob Milacki, Mike Flanagan, Mark Williamson and Gregg Olson threw a combined no-hitter for the Baltimore Orioles against the Oakland Athletics on July 13, 1991, winning 2–0.

1987

Juan Nieves's No-Hitter

Juan Nieves threw a no-hitter for the Milwaukee Brewers against the Baltimore Orioles on April 15, 1987, winning 7–0.

1975

Nolan Ryan's No-Hitter

Nolan Ryan threw a no-hitter for the California Angels against the Baltimore Orioles on June 1, 1975, winning 1–0.

1969

Jim Palmer's No-Hitter

Jim Palmer threw a no-hitter for the Baltimore Orioles against the Oakland Athletics on August 13, 1969, winning 8–0.

1968

Tom Phoebus's No-Hitter

Tom Phoebus threw a no-hitter for the Baltimore Orioles against the Boston Red Sox on April 27, 1968, winning 6–0.

1967

Baltimore Orioles Combined No-Hitter, 1967

Steve Barber and Stu Miller threw a combined no-hitter for the Baltimore Orioles against the Detroit Tigers on April 30, 1967.

1962

Bo Belinsky's No-Hitter

Bo Belinsky threw a no-hitter for the Los Angeles Angels against the Baltimore Orioles on May 5, 1962, winning 2–0.

1958

Hoyt Wilhelm's No-Hitter

Hoyt Wilhelm threw a no-hitter for the Baltimore Orioles against the New York Yankees on September 20, 1958, winning 1–0.

1983

World Series: Baltimore Orioles at Philadelphia Phillies

Baltimore Orioles 5, Philadelphia Phillies 0.

1983

World Series: Baltimore Orioles at Philadelphia Phillies

Baltimore Orioles 5, Philadelphia Phillies 4.

1983

World Series: Baltimore Orioles at Philadelphia Phillies

Baltimore Orioles 3, Philadelphia Phillies 2.

1983

World Series: Philadelphia Phillies at Baltimore Orioles

Philadelphia Phillies 1, Baltimore Orioles 4.

1983

World Series: Philadelphia Phillies at Baltimore Orioles

Philadelphia Phillies 2, Baltimore Orioles 1.

1979

World Series: Pittsburgh Pirates at Baltimore Orioles

Pittsburgh Pirates 4, Baltimore Orioles 1.

1979

World Series: Pittsburgh Pirates at Baltimore Orioles

Pittsburgh Pirates 4, Baltimore Orioles 0.

Notable players

Showing 60 of 1,265 players on file for the club, most prominent first.