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Spring training is less than a month away, and Grapefruit League play begins on February 20th. Pitchers and catchers report on February 11th, and those participating in the World Baseball Classic report two days before.
The Orioles have been at the newly improved Ed Smith Stadium complex in Sarasota since 2010. The area has grown markedly since then, and since the Orio...
Question: I’m not coitizing the signings of these international players, but is there any reason we don’t focus every couple years on high-end pitching prospects?
We signed the 14th-ranked guy, which is sweet. Hypothetically, let’s say No. 4 is a pitcher. Use whatever it takes that year to get a top pitcher instead of scrounging every other team’s rost...
Late Friday night, The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reported that the Orioles were one of a number of teams interested in future Hall of Fame pitcher Justin Verlander.
The Orioles are still focused on the top of the rotation, and if they’re able to sign the top starter on the market, left-hander Framber Valdez, they might still be interested in Verlander.
I hope the...
While three of the top remaining free agents — left-handed starter Ranger Suárez, outfielder Kyle Tucker and infielder Bo Bichette — chose new teams in the past few days, there’s still a free-agent starter the Orioles would love to have.
Left-hander Framber Valdez is unquestionably the most attractive starter available, and many Oriole fans, who were excited about the ...
The Orioles had just over $8 million to spend on signing their international prospects, and more than three-quarters of it went to four teenaged prospects from the Dominican Republic.
Shortstop Jose Luis Acevedo, who recently turned 17, was given a $2.3 million bonus, a club record. Outfielders Ariel Roque, Pedro Gomez and Gabriel Rosario each signed for over $1 millio...
