Orioles pitching coach Drew French was eager to begin working with Tomoyuki Sugano even before the Japanese right-hander agreed to a $13 million contract. The deal became official and French approached interpreter Yuto Sakurai with a favor.

Orioles pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano on Tuesday showcased the elite command and diverse repertoire that made him a superstar in Japan.

The first thing Japanese pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano did when he reported to the Baltimore Orioles' spring training camp was set his sights on winning the World Series.

Tomoyuki Sugano, a 35-year-old who for the past decade shined in Japan, threw his first bullpen session on Tuesday as a member of the Orioles.

The Baltimore Orioles new Japanese import is set to make his team debut.After a first bullpen session that "was everything that was advertised," according to pi

The Baltimore Orioles enter spring training with a starkly different aura surrounding them than the one that pervaded Sarasota, Florida in 2024. Last year, the theme was “reaching the next level.” Although players like Gunnar Henderson and Anthony Santander satisfied that criteria on an individual level,

Tomoyuki Sugano can work through a lineup and jet lag with similar ease.The first bullpen session for Sugano this morning lived up to the tremendous hype. He threw 35 pitches and exhibited his usual pinpoint control.