How Do I Find Out Who Baltimore's Teams Play Today?

The Baltimore Ravens (NFL) and Baltimore Orioles (MLB) post their game schedules on their official websites and apps. Ravens games appear on the team's homepage under "Schedule" with kickoff times and opponent names; Orioles games display in the same format with first pitch times. Both teams update lineups and broadcast channels on game day, typically by mid-morning. You can also check ESPN's Baltimore section or your local ABC2, WJZ, or WBAL listings for same-day game broadcasts.

Where to Check Schedules

The Ravens play from September through January, with the full 17-game regular season schedule released by the NFL in May. Visit baltimoreravens.com and click "Schedule" to see the opponent, date, time, and home/away status for each game. The Orioles play from late March through September (plus playoffs), and their schedule appears at mlb.com/orioles with similar details. Both sites sync with calendar apps if you want to add games automatically to your phone.

For broadcast information on game day, check the Ravens' or Orioles' social media accounts (X, Instagram) or your cable/streaming provider's listings. WJZ (CBS) typically carries Ravens games; MASN (Mid-Atlantic Sports Network) carries most Orioles games, though some air on MLB Network or national broadcasts. If you have a cable subscription, the ESPN app includes live scores and schedules with push notifications for upcoming games.

Real-Time Updates During the Season

During the NFL season, the Ravens confirm their lineup and injury status the day before each game. The Orioles post their starting pitcher and batting order on game day morning, usually between 9 and 10 a.m. Both teams' official apps send notifications when lineups are announced, which is faster than checking the website repeatedly.

If you're planning to attend a game in person, ticket availability and pricing depend on opponent, day of the week, and how close the game is. Ravens home games at M&T Bank Stadium (1101 Russell Street) range from roughly $80 for upper-level seats against weaker opponents to $300+ for rivalry games or playoffs. Orioles games at Oriole Park at Camden Yards (333 West Camden Street) typically cost $15 to $25 for regular season games in the upper deck, rising to $50+ for weekend games or when a division rival visits. Premium seats behind home plate or lower bowl can exceed $100. Both stadiums offer discount days: the Orioles often have lower prices on weekday games, particularly Tuesday and Wednesday matinees.

Checking Opponent Details

Before a game, you might want to know the opponent's record, recent performance, or star players. ESPN's team pages provide standings, recent scores, and player stats updated daily. For the Ravens, check if the opposing quarterback is healthy and whether their defense ranks high in takeaways. For the Orioles, weather can affect game day experience (summer heat at Camden Yards can reach 90+ degrees by mid-afternoon), so check the forecast when planning attendance.

Season Start and Ticket Planning

If you're new to Baltimore sports, the Ravens' season typically runs from early September through early February (including playoffs), while the Orioles' season runs from late March through late September. Season tickets for both teams sell months in advance; single-game tickets go on sale to the public in the summer for football and early spring for baseball. The Orioles often have last-minute ticket discounts available on their website or Ticketmaster a few days before the game, particularly for weekday games against non-rival teams.

Related Questions

Can I stream Ravens or Orioles games if I don't have cable? Ravens games air on network television (CBS or NBC) and are available through the NFL+ subscription service ($7/month or $70/year) for local broadcasts only. Orioles games require MASN or MLB.TV; out-of-market MLB.TV subscribers cannot watch Orioles home games, but local cable providers and Bally Sports+ offer streaming access in the Baltimore area.

Do the Ravens and Orioles ever play on the same day? Yes, during fall weekdays when the NFL season overlaps with the MLB regular season (September and early October), both teams may have evening games. Check both schedules to plan around conflicting game times.