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The Orioles’ leadoff spot is a mystery under first-year manager Craig Albernaz, but a few obvious candidates stand out.
Even after trading a haul for Shane Baz, Orioles president Mike Elias says the team isn’t done searching for rotation help.
To make room for Pete Alonso, the Baltimore Orioles designated catcher Maverick Handley for assignment on Thursday.
Orioles president Mike Elias said he was hunting a big bat, and he delivered, signing Pete Alonso to a five-year deal.
Baltimore has joined several big-market teams in checking on Kyle Tucker, one of the top bats still available in free agency.
The Orioles reportedly offered Schwarber the same deal he took with Philadelphia, signaling their willingness to spend big.
The Orioles designated Ryan Noda for assignment, clearing a 40-man roster spot to make room for two new waiver claims.
The Orioles made two waiver claims Friday, including catcher Drew Romo, a former highly ranked Rockies prospect.
According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the Orioles are looking to land a “big player” as MLB’s winter meetings approach.
Former Orioles outfielder Cedric Mullins agreed to a one-year deal with the Rays on Wednesday, reuniting with Brandon Hyde.
Following his trade to Baltimore, Taylor Ward says the Orioles have the pieces to push deep into October in 2026.
The Orioles sent catcher Alex Jackson to Minnesota for minor league infielder Payton Eeles ahead of Friday’s tender deadline.