How Do I Find Out If Baltimore's Teams Won Their Last Game?

The quickest way is to check the official websites for the Baltimore Ravens (NFL.com/ravens), Baltimore Orioles (MLB.com/orioles), or your preferred local team, which update scores within minutes of game end. ESPN.com and the Baltimore Sun's sports section also carry same-day results. If you're looking for live updates during games, the teams' official social media accounts and ESPN's app push notifications as the action happens.

Where to Check Scores by Team

The Ravens play at M&T Bank Stadium on Russell Street in Inner Harbor and compete in the AFC North division. Their regular season runs September through December, with playoffs extending into January. The official NFL app, Ravens.com, and local TV coverage on WBAL-TV (Channel 11) broadcast games live. The Ravens' next scheduled game information appears on their official website with kickoff times, which typically fall on Sundays or occasionally Thursdays and Mondays during the regular season.

The Orioles play at Camden Yards on 333 West Camden Street, also in the Inner Harbor area. Their regular season runs from late March through September, with playoff games potentially extending into October. MLB.com/orioles, the official MLB app, and broadcast coverage on MASN (Mid-Atlantic Sports Network) provide live game feeds and same-day scoring. Game times vary between day games (usually 1:05 p.m. first pitch) and night games (typically 7:05 p.m.), with some Sunday afternoon games starting at 1:35 p.m.

Understanding the Regular Season Schedule

Both teams publish their full schedules at the season's start. The Ravens' 17-game regular season schedule is fixed by the NFL and announced in May, with playoff seeding determined by division record, then head-to-head results, then conference record. The Orioles' 162-game regular season schedule is set by MLB, with playoff berths determined by division ranking and wild-card standings.

For historical results beyond the current season, Baseball-Reference.com maintains complete Orioles game logs back decades, including scores, attendance, and box scores. Pro-Football-Reference.com does the same for Ravens games since their relocation to Baltimore in 1996.

Accessing Box Scores and Game Details

A box score shows the final score, inning-by-inning runs (baseball) or quarter-by-quarter points (football), individual player statistics, and often play-by-play summaries. ESPN.com offers detailed box scores for both teams within hours of game completion. The official team websites also archive box scores in searchable archives, usually under a "Schedule & Results" or "Stats" tab.

For the Orioles, clicking any completed game on MLB.com/orioles displays the box score, play-by-play log, and attendance figure. The Ravens' site similarly breaks down each game's scoring summary by quarter and links to game recaps written by beat reporters.

Verifying Recent Performance Trends

If you're tracking a team's momentum over several games, their official website typically displays the last 10 games' results in a standings widget. ESPN also shows recent win-loss records in their team cards. The Baltimore Sun's sports section archives game recaps and analysis, useful for understanding not just the final score but the context of how the game unfolded.

The Ravens' most recent playoff appearance was the 2023 season (played in January 2024), where they lost in the AFC divisional round. The Orioles last made the playoffs in 2016. Both teams' official websites maintain historical records if you're researching championship history or specific seasons.

Using Local Media for Immediate Updates

WBAL-TV (Channel 11) broadcasts Ravens games and provides postgame analysis. MASN broadcasts most Orioles games (some games air nationally on MLB.com or ESPN depending on schedule). The Baltimore Sun's sports section publishes game recaps same-day, typically within an hour of final out or final whistle. The Sun's Ravens and Orioles beat reporters also provide analysis and injury updates throughout the season.

Setting score notifications on your phone through the official app or ESPN is the fastest way to know results if you can't watch live. Most fans in Baltimore follow game scores through a combination of the official team apps, ESPN, and social media accounts, which post final scores immediately.