How Do I Find Out if Baltimore Teams Are Playing Today?

Check the official schedules for the Baltimore Ravens (NFL, play at M&T Bank Stadium) and Baltimore Orioles (MLB, play at Oriole Park at Camden Yards). The Ravens play September through January with occasional playoff games into February; the Orioles play March through September with potential October postseason games. Both teams post schedules on their websites and update game status there first, ahead of third-party sites, so that's your most reliable source for last-minute cancellations or time changes.

How to Check Today's Games

Ravens schedule: Visit baltimoreravens.com and select the current season. Games appear with dates, times, opponent names, and broadcast channels. The Ravens typically play one home game per week during the regular season, mostly on Sundays at 1 p.m. ET, though Thursday and Monday night games occur throughout the season. Playoff games, if Baltimore makes the postseason, are scheduled by the NFL and appear on the Ravens site once confirmed.

Orioles schedule: Visit mlb.com/orioles or orioles.com. The Orioles play 81 home games per season from late March through late September. Most games start at 7:05 p.m. ET on weekdays and 1:05 p.m. ET on Saturdays and Sundays, though some afternoon weekday games begin at 1:05 p.m. ET. If the Orioles reach the postseason (American League Wild Card, Division Series, or Championship Series), additional games are added to the schedule in October.

Why check the official site first: Team websites update immediately if a game is postponed due to weather, field conditions, or other issues. News outlets and fan sites follow behind by minutes to hours. During spring training (February and early March), the Orioles play at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida, not in Baltimore.

What Information You'll Find

Official team schedules include broadcast details. Ravens games air on CBS, Fox, or ESPN depending on the week. Orioles games broadcast on MASN (Mid-Atlantic Sports Network), which requires cable or streaming access; some games also air nationally on Fox or MLB Network. Ticket availability and pricing appear on the same pages as the schedule. M&T Bank Stadium tickets typically range from $50 to $400+ depending on seat location and opponent; Oriole Park tickets usually cost $15 to $150+ for regular season games, with prices higher for weekend games and division rivals. Both venues have dynamic pricing, meaning the same seat costs more on days closer to game time if demand is high.

Checking Before You Go

Arrive early to confirm. Even after teams officially post game status the morning of, rare same-day changes occur due to weather. The National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington office issues severe weather watches and warnings that can trigger last-minute decisions, particularly in April and September when storms are common. If you're traveling to the stadium, check weather forecasts the night before and again one hour before you leave home.

For playoff games, dates and times are set by the league after the regular season ends in late September (baseball) or early January (football). These appear on mlb.com and nfl.com first, then filter to team sites. Playoff tickets are more expensive than regular season tickets and sell out faster; the Orioles and Ravens both allow online purchases through their official ticketing partners.

Edge Cases

Ravens bye week: Each season, Baltimore has one week where the team does not play. The schedule on baltimoreravens.com clearly marks this week. No home game is scheduled that Sunday.

Orioles against the visiting team: If you're asking whether the Orioles are playing (not necessarily at home), note that the schedule shows all games, home and away. Road games are played at opponents' stadiums in other cities.

Training camp and preseason: The Ravens hold training camp in late July and early August at their facility in Owings Mills, Maryland, which is open to fans some days but not all. Preseason games (non-counted exhibition games) occur in August at M&T Bank Stadium. These are separate from the regular season schedule and listed in a different section on baltimoreravens.com.

Minor league baseball: The Baltimore Orioles organization operates minor league affiliates, but the Orioles team that plays in Baltimore is the major league team at Oriole Park. Minor league games are separate events not included in the MLB schedule.

Related Questions

Can I watch a Ravens or Orioles game if I don't have cable? Ravens games on CBS, Fox, or ESPN are available through streaming services like YouTube TV, Hulu Live, or the official NFL+ app (some games excluded). Orioles games on MASN require MASN+ streaming subscription or cable login; national broadcasts on Fox or MLB Network are available through cable and some streaming packages. Check the broadcast column on the schedule to see which service carries each specific game.

What's the best time to buy tickets for a Baltimore sports game? For regular season games, prices are lowest 7 to 14 days before the game if demand is weak; prices spike 2 to 3 days before and on game day. Playoff tickets sell out quickly and have no discount period. Use the official team ticketing site (not resellers) to ensure you receive the cheapest face value when it's available.

Do Ravens and Orioles games ever happen on the same day in Baltimore? Yes, occasionally both teams play at home on the same Sunday during baseball season. The Ravens play at M&T Bank Stadium and the Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, two miles apart downtown, so both can be attended in the same day if game times are separated enough.