Orioles legend Rick Dempsey has revamped his baseball training facility in Columbia. “The game of baseball has changed,” he ...

Rick Dempsey, Color Analyst/ Co-Host of O's Xtra Dempsey has spent 34 seasons in professional baseball as a player, scout and manager. In 2002 Rick became first base coach and catching instructor for ...

Brett Hollander talks to Oriole Hall of Famer Rick Dempsey about his new book “If These Walls Could Talk.” Dempsey spent 24 years in the big leauge’s and 12 of them as the Orioles catcher. He also ...

Catcher Rick Dempsey played Major League Baseball for the Minnesota Twins (1969-1972), New York Yankees (1973-1976), Baltimore Orioles (1976-1986, 1992) Cleveland Indians (1987), Los Angeles Dodgers ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X There aren’t many similarities between the 1983 Orioles and the 2023 Orioles. The old club was ...

ABOUT THE CURRENT ORIOLES TEAM, THE 1983 WORLD CHAMPIONS HAVE SOME HIGH HOPES FOR THE CURRENT ORIOLES TEAM, SAYING THAT THIS DYNAMIC REMINDS THEM OF THEIR CHEMISTRY. 40 YEARS AGO FRIDAY, 98, ROCK’S ...

Location: Encino Mascot: Celt Colors: White, Brown and Gold. Notable alumni Randy Cross, football Rick Dempsey, baseball Athletic history Baseball Div. III Champion, 2003 Div. III Runner-up, 2004 Div.

BALTIMORE -- Jose Canseco, the 1988 Most Valuable Player and half of the Oakland Athletics' "Bash Brothers," was among the celebrities taking swings for charity in Baltimore on Sunday. Canseco joined ...

UP CLOSE, ONLY PITCH FOR THE ORIOLES ONE YEAR. AND IT WAS THE ORIOLES FIRST YEAR IN 1954. THIS IS MORE THAN JUST A REGULAR ORIOLES JERSEY. IT’S A SIGN OF BILL SHAW’S DEVOTION TO THE TEAM OVER THE ...

John Rikard 'Rick' Dempsey is an American former professional baseball player. He played for 24 seasons as a catcher in Major League Baseball from 1969 to 1992, most prominently for the Baltimore ...

Catcher Rick Dempsey played Major League Baseball for the Minnesota Twins (1969-1972), New York Yankees (1973-1976), Baltimore Orioles (1976-1986, 1992) Cleveland Indians (1987), Los Angeles Dodgers ...