Baltimore Orioles all-time roster

1901 to 2026 · 1,645 players

How many players have played for the Baltimore Orioles?

1,645 players have a season with the Baltimore Orioles on file, from 1901 to 2026: 905 at the plate and 737 on the mound. Cal Ripken played the most games for the club, 3,001. Baltimore Orioles all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Baltimore Orioles hitter, 1901 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Cal Ripken	1981–2001	3,001	3,184	431	1,695	.276
Brooks Robinson	1955–1977	2,896	2,848	268	1,357	.267
Mark Belanger	1965–1981	1,962	1,304	20	385	.227
Eddie Murray	1977–1988	1,820	2,021	333	1,190	.295
Boog Powell	1961–1974	1,763	1,574	303	1,063	.266
Brady Anderson	1989–2001	1,706	1,579	208	735	.259
Paul Blair	1964–1976	1,700	1,426	126	567	.254
George Sisler	1915–1927	1,647	2,295	93	678	.344
Adam Jones	2008–2018	1,613	1,781	263	866	.279
Ken Singleton	1975–1984	1,446	1,455	182	766	.284
Al Bumbry	1972–1984	1,428	1,403	53	392	.283
Nick Markakis	2006–2014	1,365	1,547	141	658	.290
Harlond Clift	1934–1942	1,338	1,375	167	744	.280
Brian Roberts	2001–2013	1,327	1,452	92	521	.278
Jimmy Austin	1911–1929	1,310	1,133	10	36	.251
Wally Gerber	1917–1927	1,278	1,184	7	382	.264
Melvin Mora	2001–2009	1,203	1,265	156	645	.279
Rick Dempsey	1977–1992	1,186	817	75	345	.240
Baby doll Jacobson	1917–1925	1,159	1,432	73	568	.321
Hank Severeid	1915–1924	1,148	1,081	16	304	.288
Rich Dauer	1976–1985	1,140	984	43	372	.257
George McQuinn	1938–1945	1,138	1,220	108	625	.283
Jack Tobin	1916–1925	1,133	1,399	48	335	.318
Ski Melillo	1926–1934	1,128	1,111	21	466	.263
Chris Davis	2012–2020	1,120	907	251	643	.228
Ken Williams	1918–1927	1,109	1,308	185	772	.326
Burt Shotton	1909–1917	1,041	1,070	6	0	.274
Rafael Palmeiro	1994–2005	1,000	1,071	223	701	.284
Davey Johnson	1965–1972	995	904	66	391	.259
Gus Triandos	1955–1962	953	794	142	517	.249
Vern Stephens	1941–1954	945	1,046	117	574	.291
Del Pratt	1912–1917	905	957	21	0	.282
B.J. Surhoff	1996–2005	898	952	107	494	.291
Chris Hoiles	1989–1998	894	739	151	449	.262
J.J. Hardy	2011–2017	889	854	107	385	.252
Matt Wieters	2009–2016	882	802	117	437	.256
Mike Devereaux	1989–1996	878	797	94	403	.251
Doug DeCinces	1973–1981	858	738	107	397	.253
Marty McManus	1920–1926	856	949	56	506	.298
Gary Roenicke	1978–1985	850	555	106	352	.250
George Stone	1905–1910	846	984	23	0	.301
Frank Robinson	1966–1971	827	882	179	545	.300
Russ Snyder	1961–1967	815	627	26	189	.280
Jackie Brandt	1960–1965	802	710	86	344	.258
Lee May	1975–1980	794	744	123	487	.254
Bobby Grich	1970–1976	786	730	70	307	.262
Jay Gibbons	2001–2007	779	724	121	405	.260
Manny Machado	2012–2017	764	862	138	406	.279
Red Kress	1927–1938	758	881	52	496	.301
Anthony Santander	2017–2024	746	695	155	435	.246

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Baltimore Orioles pitcher, 1901 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Jim Palmer	1965–1984	558	268	152	4	3,948.0	2.86	2,212
Tippy Martinez	1977–1986	471	49	39	97	710.2	3.51	554
Mike Flanagan	1975–1992	434	138	110	4	2,223.0	3.84	1,247
Dave McNally	1962–1974	412	181	113	2	2,652.2	3.18	1,476
B.J. Ryan	2000–2005	391	15	19	42	361.0	3.57	436
Darren O'Day	2012–2018	391	28	14	19	374.1	2.40	424
Mark Williamson	1987–1994	365	46	35	21	689.2	3.86	397
Eddie Watt	1966–1973	363	37	34	74	615.1	2.74	433
Jim Johnson	2006–2013	360	18	26	122	400.0	3.10	265
Scott McGregor	1976–1988	356	138	108	5	2,140.2	3.99	904
Dick Hall	1961–1971	342	65	40	58	770.0	2.89	499
Jesse Orosco	1995–1999	336	15	11	11	244.1	3.35	241
Buddy Groom	2000–2004	330	15	13	18	285.1	3.91	212
Alan Mills	1992–2001	323	30	21	13	456.1	4.04	336
Elam Vangilder	1919–1927	323	88	91	14	1,548.0	4.30	428
Gregg Olson	1988–1993	320	17	21	160	350.1	2.26	347
Dennis Martinez	1976–1985	315	108	93	5	1,768.2	4.15	856
Sammy Stewart	1978–1985	307	51	45	42	866.0	3.47	514
Stu Miller	1963–1967	297	38	36	100	502.0	2.37	432
Jack Powell	1902–1912	291	115	142	11	2,201.2	2.64	872
Mike Cuellar	1969–1976	290	143	88	1	2,028.1	3.18	1,011
Mychal Givens	2015–2023	290	20	17	20	327.0	3.50	389
Zack Britton	2011–2017	290	29	22	135	501.0	3.22	412
Mike Mussina	1991–2000	288	147	81	0	2,009.2	3.53	1,535
Jorge Julio	2001–2005	281	11	24	83	291.2	4.20	257
Yennier Cano	2023–2026	275	12	17	18	240.1	3.26	228
George Blaeholder	1925–1934	274	89	110	12	1,613.1	4.52	520
Brian Matusz	2009–2015	272	27	41	0	519.2	4.76	459
Milt Pappas	1957–1965	264	110	74	4	1,632.0	3.24	944
Urban Shocker	1918–1924	260	126	80	20	1,749.2	3.19	704

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.