Orioles’ Cedric Mullins Hits 100th Homer, Steals 100 Bases in Final Camden Yards Game

Cedric Mullins delivered a standout performance for the Baltimore Orioles in an 18-0 victory over the Colorado Rockies, reminding fans and potential trade partners of his value just days before the trade deadline. He made a spectacular diving catch in center field and hit his 100th career home run, becoming only the third Oriole to reach 100 home runs and 100 stolen bases, joining Brady Anderson and Paul Blair. Despite a down year offensively with a .219 batting average and 14 home runs in 87 games, Mullins showcased his athleticism and leadership, traits that make him a sought-after player as he approaches free agency this fall. While his defensive metrics rank poorly, his ability to make highlight-reel plays continues to impress Orioles interim manager Tony Mansolino and fans alike. The Orioles, currently nine games out of a Wild Card spot, have already begun trading veterans and appear ready to move Mullins, who remains a former All-Star and Silver Slugger awardee with postseason experience. His blend of power, speed, and defensive highlights solidify his reputation as a beloved figure in Baltimore as he likely nears the end of his tenure with the team.