Eddie Murray was the best, especially in 1983. We really miss him and those winning Orioles.

Take a look back at the Orioles' 1966 World Series victory with this unique photo taken from above Memorial Stadium. See the momentous scene with the last out of the series captured by Ernie Baltimore, MD.

Dedicated in 1992, it was the first of the new wave of retro-style ballparks. The one built just prior to Camden Yards was New Comiskey Park (i.e., U.S. Cellular Field) for the Chicago White Sox. Compared to the beautiful confines of Oriole Park, it's pretty bleak.

Take a trip back in time to 1897 when the Boston Beaneaters took the pennant from the Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore at Union Park. See the exact location of the park on the Google Map & learn more about this historic game.

Discover the Baltimore Orioles' inaugural season schedule for 1954, the year they joined the Major Leagues. Check out the images of the schedule and find out more about the team's history.

This story of Bill Ripken's 1989 Fleer card will make you think twice about the history behind the memorabilia. Read the incredible story behind it here!

Join us in celebrating the 1894 Baltimore Orioles pennant race! We take a look back at the wild celebrations that followed the Orioles' success in the National League. Read on to learn more about the Orioles' amazing team of 1894 and the exciting victory parade through Baltimore.

Uncover a fascinating piece of history! Discover the Ruth family, living in Baltimore in 1900 and a lightning rod salesman by the name of Ruth Sr. Click for a larger version and a closer look.

We found Babe Ruth's 1920 passport application, showing that he was traveling to Cuba to join the New York Giants for some barnstorming games. Plus, a shot of him playing jai-alai with some of the locals in Cuba during the trip.

We found this great photo on the internet, but it's not labeled with a date or players. Can you help us identify the Baltimore Black Sox in the picture? Let us know if you have any information!

Check out this iconic print of Baltimore native and baseball legend Babe Ruth! We found it at the Library of Congress, it's a print from a song written in honor of his life and career.

Baltimore's missed out on some big names in recent MLB drafts, including Derek Jeter and Prince Fielder. Here's three major league drafts where the Orioles really screwed up their first-round picks.

Take a look at the three worst acquisitions in Baltimore Orioles history. We examine the Glenn Davis, Dan Ford, and Albert Belle trades, and how they impacted the team for years to come.

The first Major League Baseball All-Star Game to be held in Baltimore was in 1958, four seasons after the Orioles arrived in town. Stan Musial, Mickey Mantle, Warren Spahn and Willie Mays were some of the big names on the field that day. Watch the highlights of the game here!

Check out this historic photo of the 1913 Baltimore Orioles featuring Babe Ruth. Digging deeper we discovered that this was Ruth's first professional baseball game. Read the full story and check out the box score from the game.

What if the #1 pick of the 1989 MLB Draft, Ben McDonald, had been as great as expected? We look back at who was drafted after him, and what could have been if the Orioles had snagged Frank Thomas with the 7th pick.

Relive the 1983 World Series victory when the Baltimore Orioles beat the Philadelphia Phillies. Watch the video and see the photos from the celebration.