Orioles Release 2019 Schedule The Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday released their 2019 schedule. While all the times aren't yet available, we know who the Orioles are playing, where and on which days. The Orioles season opens March 28, when the Orioles travel to face the New York Yankees. The home opener is a week later against the same team, with the first pitch set for 3:05 p.m. •2019 Orioles Season Schedule• ? ?Home Opener: April 4 vs NYY ? ?Season Opener: @ NYY March 28https://t.co/KKs6fLDg0j #Birdland pic.twitter.com/buMAXxllLP — Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) August 22, 2018 The first few weeks are spent almost entirely on the east coast, with the first road trip taking the Orioles to Minnesota and the Chicago White Sox. The Orioles will host 14 weekend series, the most in Oriole Park history. They will be at Camden Yards for four holidays--Easter, Mother's Day, Memorial Day and Father's Day. Orioles players will be able to take in fireworks just like you or me--July 4 is a scheduled day off. The team's interleague slate includes the usual pair of two-game series (one home, one away) with the Washington Nationals, and a slate of National League West foes. The Orioles go to Colorado for a three-game set just before Memorial Day, then host San Francisco for three games starting May 31. The Orioles host the San Diego Padres on June 25 and 26 and the Nats July 16 and 17. They then visit the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Padres during a lengthy west coast road trip. The Orioles head to Washington for a pair in late August, then welcome the Los Angeles Dodgers in the second week of September. Eighteen of the final 31 games will be on the road. They finish with a six-game road trip to Toronto and Boston.<doc-sep>They will open the season with a three-game series at Yankee Stadium on March 28, 30 and 31, then travel to Toronto for three games against the Blue Jays from April 1-3. On their first homestand, the Orioles will host the Yankees on April 4, 6 and 7, and then the Oakland Athletics from April 8-11.<doc-sep>The Subway Series will go back to four games, split between the two ballparks. The Mets will be in the Bronx June 10-11, while the Bombers will travel to Citi Field on July 2-3.<doc-sep>This year’s AL East features both the best (Red Sox) and worst (Orioles) that baseball has to offer. Both teams will visit Petco Park in 2019 — Boston from Aug. 23-25 and Baltimore from July 29-30. Other notable visits, as revealed in the Padres’ 2019 schedule release, include interleague stops from the Mariners (April 23-24) and the Rays (Aug. 12-14). It is just the third visit ever by the Rays and the fifth ever by the Red Sox. The Padres will also play interleague games at the Blue Jays (May 24-26), at the Yankees (May 27-29), at the Orioles (June 25-26) and at the Mariners (Aug. 6-7). Advertisement The Padres’ visit to the Bronx is the first since new Yankee Stadium opened in 2009. The Padres have visited Baltimore’s Camden Yards just two other times and Toronto’s Rogers Center just one other time. The full 2019 schedule is below: March 28-31; vs. San Francisco Giants April 1-3; vs. Arizona Diamondbacks April 4, 6-7; at St. Louis Cardinals April 8-10; at San Francisco Giants April 11-14; at Arizona Diamondbacks April 15-16; vs. Colorado Rockies April 18-21; vs. Cincinnati Reds April 23-24; vs. Seattle Mariners April 26-28; at Washington Nationals April 29-May 2; at Atlanta Braves May 3-5; vs. Los Angeles Dodgers May 6-8; vs. New York Mets May 10-12; at Colorado Rockies May 14-15; at Los Angeles Dodgers May 16-19; vs. Pittsburgh Pirates May 20-22; vs. Arizona Diamondbacks May 24-26; at Toronto Blue Jays May 27-29; at New York Yankees May 31-June 2; vs. Miami Marlins June 3-5; vs. Philadelphia Phillies June 6-7; vs. Washington Nationals June 11-12; at San Francisco Giants June 13-16; at Colorado Rockies June 17-19; vs. Milwaukee Brewers June 21-23; at Pittsburgh Pirates June 25-26; at Baltimore Orioles June 28-30; vs. St. Louis Cardinals July 1-3; vs. San Francisco Giants July 4-7; at Los Angeles Dodgers == All-Star Break (Cleveland == July 12-14; vs. Atlanta Braves July 16-18; at Miami Marlins July 19-21; at Chicago Cubs July 23-25; at New York Mets July 26-28; vs. San Francisco Giants July 29-30; vs. Baltimore Orioles Aug. 1-4; at Los Angeles Dodgers Aug. 6-7; at Seattle Mariners Aug. 8-11; vs. Colorado Rockies Aug. 12-14; vs. Tampa Bay Rays Aug. 16-18; at Philadelphia Phillies Aug. 19-21; at Cincinnati Reds Aug. 23-25; vs. Boston Red Sox Aug. 26-28; vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Aug. 29-Sept. 1; at San Francisco Giants Sept. 2-4; at Arizona Diamondbacks Sept. 6-8; vs. Colorado Rockies Sept. 9-12; vs. Chicago Cubs Sept. 13-15; at Colorado Rockies Sept. 16-19; at Milwaukee Brewers Sept. 20-22; vs. Arizona Diamondbacks Sept. 24-26; vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Sept. 27-29; at Arizona Diamondbacks Advertisement Padres Videos × On Now Padres pitcher Chris Paddack on start vs. Mariners and possibility of making rotation On Now Meet the Padres: Ian Kinsler 5:18 On Now Catching up with Padres OF Franmil Reyes 5:18 On Now Meet The Padres: Greg Garcia 5:11 On Now Catching up with Padres reliever Craig Stammen 5:33 On Now Meet the Padres: Logan Allen 6:23 On Now Meet The Padres: Manny Machado 9:08 On Now Meet The Padres: Chris Paddack 5:08 On Now Three things that stood out from Machado's first day with the Padres 1:53 On Now Padres manager Andy Green on Machado joining his roster jeff.sanders@sduniontribune.com; Twitter: @sdutSanders<doc-sep>
Major League Baseball released the Washington Nationals’ 2019 schedule this afternoon. It all starts over again on March 28, 2019 when the Nats and New York Mets meet up in D.C. It will, according to the Nationals’ press release this afternoon, be the earliest start in the franchise’s history. After three with the Mets, the Nationals play two with the Philadelphia Phillies (April 2-3) on the first homestand of the season. They’ll also be home for three holidays, as the Nationals note: “The Marlins will visit Nationals Park for both Memorial Day (May 27th) and the annual Fourth of July game at Nationals Park. Finally, the Nationals will welcome the New York Mets on Labor Day (Sept. 2nd).” Interleague play is against the AL Central in 2019, so the Nationals will play the Chicago White Sox (June 4-5), the Kansas City Royals (July 5-7), and the Cleveland Indians (Sept. 27-29) in Nationals Park and they will visit the Chicago White Sox (June 10-11), the Detroit Tigers (June 28-30) and Minnesota Twins. The Nationals road series against the Twins in September (10-12) will be the Nationals’ first visit to Target Field. Other highlights include the 2019 Battle of the Beltway(s), which takes place from July 16-17 in Oriole Park at Camden Yards and August 27-28 in Nationals Park, and three visits to the West Coast, first in May (when they visit LA - May 9-12), then in San Diego (June 6-9), and San Francisco (August 5-7) as part of three separate road trips. HERE’S THE WASHINGTON NATIONALS’ FULL 2019 SCHEDULE: