Sports MLB Baltimore Orioles Orioles bounce back to beat Rays, 4-1, behind clutch start, big blast Charlie Morton allows just 1 run in 6 innings and Colton Cowser delivers a go-ahead 3-run homer ...

Braves miss Charlie Morton now more than ever Morton has a sub-3.00 ERA since rejoining the Orioles' rotation in late May, and he had pitched well in the bullpen before that.

Against all odds, the Braves might actually miss Charlie Morton Facing the now 13-56 Colorado Rockies, Elder allowed four runs on seven hits while issuing three walks in just 3.1 innings of work.

Atlanta Braves Charlie Morton, beloved by Braves’ organization, dazzles against former team The 41-year-old, who was part of Atlanta’s 2021 World Series team, is still going strong with Orioles.

Charlie Morton torched the New York Mets on Thursday, a tidy little reminder with just weeks to go until this month's trade deadline. Morton made it six innings, striking out four, allowing four ...

Morton (4-7, 5.63 ERA) will be opposed by Atlanta's Spencer Strider (3-6, 3.86) in the series opener. Because of mild tendinitis in his right elbow, Morton hasn't pitched since June 24.

In his last seven appearances, right-hander Charlie Morton seems to be getting into the groove of things, recording an impressive 2.43 ERA across 33 innings with the team.

Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Charlie Morton (50) delivers during the first inning of a baseball game against the Texas Rangers on June 24, 2025, in Baltimore. AP Gambling content 21+. The ...

This year, Morton has struggled in Baltimore, going 5-7 with a 5.47 ERA. However, he's been better of late, and has re-entered the rotation after a spell in the bullpen.

Over his last four seasons with the Braves, Morton was 45-34 with a 3.87 ERA and was the only Atlanta pitcher to make at least 30 starts each season. The Braves didn’t make any real effort to re ...

Charlie Morton hit Jose Caballero with a pitch. It marked the 191st time Morton hit a batter in his career, moving him ahead of Hall of Fame left-hander Randy Johnson for fifth all-time.