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The Baltimore Orioles will give out a bobblehead of late rapper Tupac Shakur prior to their May 8 game against the Athletics.

The legendary musician lived in Baltimore from 1984-88 and studied acting and poetry at the Baltimore School of the Arts.

Dave Giusti, the All-Star and World Series champion closer who found a second career out of the bullpen with the Pirates, ...

The Orioles added Tupac Shakur and Pete Alonso bobbleheads to their 2026 promotional schedule, the team announced.

Jeff McNeil was one the standout figures this MLB offseason, making the move from the New York Mets to the Oakland Athletics.

The Atlanta Braves designated a 27-year-old for assignment on Thursday after claiming a left-handed pitcher off waivers.