Baltimore Orioles Odds
With five of the state’s six casinos boasting sportsbooks — and Superbook Sportsbook likely to debut at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in the near future — Marylanders have multiple options to place in-person bets on the Baltimore Orioles.
Maryland bettors can already place wagers on the 2023 Orioles season online via their phones, tablets and computers across the state.
Now that online sports betting is legal, here’s how to bet on the O’s online at the best Maryland sportsbooks. See below for live odds for upcoming Orioles games, player prop bets, Orioles odds for the World Series and more.
Today’s Orioles Odds: Run line, World Series, Props
Check the current odds on the Baltimore Orioles below. Find the best betting odds on the next Orioles game and Baltimore’s odds to win the World Series. You’ll even find info on specific player props, like Cedric Mullins MVP odds. Click any odds to go right to the sportsbook, create an account and start betting.
Today’s Orioles odds
Orioles World Series, AL odds
Cedric Mullins MVP, prop odds
Bet on Orioles props and futures
Beyond the standard run line, moneyline and totals bets, plenty of Maryland bettors enjoy the excitement of team and player props, where they can bet on individual aspects of the game rather than just the final outcome.
Team props, for example, could be bets on:
- Whether the Orioles or their opponents will score first
- Which team will be in the lead after a specific number of innings
- Team run totals
- Team hits
- and more.
On the other hand, player props include various wagers on individual players, such as:
- Over/under bets on a pitcher’s total strikeouts
- Over/under on a player’s home runs
- Over/under on a player’s total bases
etc. For each of these examples, your goal would be to pick whether a player will perform over or under a line that the sportsbook sets.
As for futures bets, we’ve already talked about how you can bet on the Orioles winning the World Series or bet on one of their players winning an award. Those are the main two MLB futures odds markets. Still, Maryland sportsbooks may also list odds for the league winner, the division winner, or for individual teams to make the playoffs.
Baltimore Orioles owner and bench staff
The Baltimore Orioles front office and on-field management consists of the following:
- Principal owner: Peter Angelos
- President (CEO): John P. Angelos
- General manager: Mike Elias
- Manager: Brandon Hyde
Peter Angelos purchased the Orioles from Eli Jacobs in 1993 for $173 million, which was the highest price for the purchase of a professional sports team at the time. His son, John P. Angelos, was the team’s COO and executive vice president from 1999 to 2020, when he became the CEO and chairman, tasked with overseeing day-to-day operations.
Mike Elias became the general manager of the Orioles in 2019, after previously holding executive roles for the St. Louis Cardinals (2007-11) and Houston Astros (2012-18). Brandon Hyde took the manager job in 2019 as well, having previously coached with the Florida Marlins and Chicago Cubs, with whom he won the World Series in 2016.
The team’s current bench staff also includes Fredi Gonzales (coach), Tim Cossins (field coordinator/catching instructor), Don Long (hitting coach), Chris Holt (pitching coach), Anthony Sanders (first base coach) and Tony Mansolino (third base coach).
Baltimore Orioles home games
Oriole Park at Camden Yards opened in 1992 and is owned by the Maryland Stadium Authority. Before that, the Orioles played at Memorial Stadium on 33rd Street.
- Address: 333 W. Camden St., Baltimore, MD
- Capacity: 45,971
- Owner: Maryland Stadium Authority
- Opening date: April 6, 1992
- Architects: Joe Spear and Ben Barnert
- Contact: 410-685-9800
How to watch or listen to Orioles games
If you can’t make the game in person, you can watch the Orioles on several TV stations, listen to radio broadcasts or stream the games online.
Orioles games are exclusively broadcast by the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN and MASN2). The games are televised in HD. Additionally, you can listen to the games on the radio through the team’s flagship station, 105.7 The Fan. You can also find them on dozens of other radio affiliates that are part of the Orioles Radio Network.
MLB.tv offers online streaming of all games, though Orioles games will be subject to local blackout restrictions if you’re in the team’s broadcasting area. In addition, certain Maryland online sportsbooks might have a live streaming option available on their websites once you register and place a deposit.
Brief history of the Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore has actually been home to a couple of franchises that used the Orioles name. The current incarnation began as the Milwaukee Brewers in 1901. However, in 1902, the franchise moved to St. Louis and changed its name to the Browns before finally moving to Baltimore in 1954, where it became the Baltimore Orioles. Here are some key dates in the team’s history:
- 1901 — The Milwaukee Brewers join the newly formed American League.
- 1902 — The team relocates to St. Louis to become the St. Louis Browns.
- 1954 — The Miles-Krieger-Hoffberger group takes control of the franchise and names the team the Orioles after moving to Baltimore.
- 1966 — The Orioles sweep the reigning champion Los Angeles Dodgers to win the World Series. Frank Robinson wins the American League MVP.
- 1970 — The team secures its second World Series title by beating the Cincinnati Reds.
- 1979 — The Oriole Bird becomes the team’s official mascot.
- 1983 — The Baltimore Orioles win a third World Series, this one against the Philadelphia Phillies.
- 1992 — The Memorial Stadium era ends after Oriole Park at Camden Yards opens.
- 1993 — Peter Angelos becomes the majority owner of the team.
- 2011 — The team reclaims a winning record after 14 straight losing seasons.
Will there be a sportsbook at Oriole Park at Camden Yards?
As noted, Oriole Park is eligible to offer a sportsbook. And all signs point to the franchise doing so.
Over the past few years, professional sports teams have agreed to partnerships with sports betting operators to open betting lounges in their home facilities. The Denver Broncos, for example, have a deal with BetMGM to open a lounge inside Empower Field at Mile High Stadium.
However, betting lounges differ from actual brick-and-mortar sportsbooks. They essentially serve as meeting places to make bets on mobile devices or for assistance in setting up sports betting accounts. There are no kiosks or betting windows as one would find at retail sportsbooks.
If you’re looking to bet on the Washington Nationals, on the other hand, they recently launched a physical sportsbook at Nationals Park with BetMGM Sportsbook.
Most recently, Fanatics Sportsbook partnered with the Washington Commanders to debut a retail sportsbook at FedEx Field. Oriole Park may very well be the next Maryland sporting facility to gain a sportsbook.
While online betting is now officially legal in Maryland, the exact type of sportsbook the Orioles will open at Camden Yards remains unknown.
Superbook sports partners with the Orioles
Maryland’s fledgling sports betting market has drawn in countless operators hungry to capitalize on the new market.
Back in August, the Orioles announced a long-term partnership with Las Vegas sports betting giant Superbook Sports.
Maryland regulators have yet to grant Superbook Sports an official license, the partners have already revealed initial plan details. Oriole Park at Camden Yards will feature a retail sports lounge, and Superbook Sports branding will be on display throughout the ballpark.
Game-goers will soon begin to notice Superbook signage on the center field scoreboard and behind home plate, as well as online on the MLB Ballpark app and throughout the Orioles’ social media.
While the license technically involves the team, expect the franchise to be hands-off when it comes to day-to-day sports betting operations.
The Orioles won’t be the only team in town with a sportsbook partnership, though.
FanDuel Sportsbook already has an existing partnership with the Washington Commanders to accept wagers in Virginia. In Maryland, meanwhile, the Commanders appear to have their sights set on a BetFanatics retail sportsbook at FedEx Field.
The Baltimore Ravens have also partnered with a sportsbook to bring betting to their home field at M&T Bank Stadium. Caesars Entertainment owns Horseshoe Casino Baltimore, which is located only a short stroll from the stadium via a Walk at Warner Street. Now, Caesars Sportsbook is a prevalent name throughout the Ravens’ stadium, and bettors can access the Caesars app without having to leave their seats.
Orioles FAQ
Four Orioles players have claimed the Cy Young Award: Mike Cuellar (1969), Jim Palmer (1973, 1975, 1976), Mike Flanagan (1979) and Steve Stone (1980).
The following players have won the MVP award while playing for the Baltimore Orioles: Brooks Robinson (1964), Frank Robinson (1966), Boog Powel (1970) and Cal Ripken Jr. (1983 and 1991).
In 2020, the average ticket price for an Orioles home game was $81.
The Baltimore Orioles take their name from the Baltimore oriole, a small blackbird common in the eastern parts of the United States.
The Orioles have won three World Series titles — in 1966, 1970 and 1983.
The value of the Baltimore Orioles franchise in 2021 was an estimated $1.43 billion.
The Orioles have retired six numbers of their legendary personnel: No. 4 (Earl Weaver), No. 5 (Brooks Robinson), No. 8 (Cal Ripken Jr.), No. 20 (Frank Robinson), No. 22 (Jim Palmer) and No. 33 (Eddie Murray). In addition, the Orioles have retired No. 42, as has every other MLB team, in honor of Jackie Robinson.
The official mascot of the Baltimore Orioles is the Oriole Bird. It was introduced on April 6, 1979, at Memorial Stadium by hatching out of a giant egg.