Confidence in the Baltimore Orioles seems to be at an all-time low within the fan base and around the baseball world. It is hard to blame anyone who has thrown in the towel on them given how much they have struggled thus far this season.

The opener of a four-game series between the AL East rival Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox was postponed because of steady rainfall expected to continue throughout Thursday evening.

Kyle Gibson was signed to a one-year, $5.25 million deal, but his struggles ultimately led to his time with the organization coming to an end. "Kyle Gibson clears waivers and is officially released after just 4 starts with the Orioles," Bob Nightengale posted on X.

“Maybe Baltimore can right the ship and get back on track to those preseason expectations on par with how well it fared in the past two seasons. However, the team has shown no reason to assume a similar turnaround is forthcoming,” wrote Miller.

They've been beating every team for the last few series. The Orioles come into play today at 15-26. They're last in the AL East. They've lost two in a row and are 2-8 in their last 10 games.

Orioles fire manager Brandon Hyde with team off to a dismal start at last place in the AL East. Two years after a 101-win, breakout season, Baltimore has the fourth-worst record in MLB as the calendar turns to May.