The Baltimore Orioles agreed to terms with most of their arbitration-eligible players before the Jan. 8 deadline. Baltimore did not agree to terms with two players, pitchers Keegan Akin and Kyle Bradish, and will not head to a hearing.
No one played more first base for the Orioles in 2025 than Coby Mayo. He had his ups and downs, but his best month as a big leaguer came in September, where he hit .301/.393/.548 with five home runs.
Hope springs eternal is a phrase that greets each new baseball season. It reflects the optimism that accompanies spring training and Opening Day. It’s not enough, though, to just hope things will be better.
The Baltimore Orioles might be one move away from completing what has been as close to a perfect offseason as an MLB team could hope for. The Orioles began this offseason by hiring Craig Albernaz as their next manager, which was a decision that has earned a ton of praise among the community.
There was a lot of chatter regarding whether the Baltimore Orioles might try to trade Ryan Mountcastle during the 2025 trade deadline. The team was already out of playoff contention and was a clear seller, ultimately trading away Ryan O'Hearn, Ramon Laureano, and Cedric Mullins, among others.
Despite all the great moves they've already made to improve their roster this offseason, it would seem that Mike Elias and the rest of the Baltimore Orioles' front office are still set on signing a frontline starting pitcher in free agency.
The Orioles announced that outfielder Will Robertson has cleared waivers and been assigned outright to Triple-A Norfolk. He was designated for assignment December 28th when the O’s signed Zach Eflin.
Gunnar Henderson’s offensive numbers dipped across the board during the Baltimore Orioles’ disappointing 2025 season. Now there is context behind the decline.
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One of the many disappointing aspects of the 2025 Orioles roster was the fact that no one hit more than 17 home runs for the team. Gunnar Henderson was one of the three players who tied with 17.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Orioles spent 2025 on the outside of October baseball looking in, and Mike Elias got the message loud and clear: It’s time to get aggressive. After years of stockpiling prospects and preaching patience, the front office finally opened the checkbook and made some noise.
The Baltimore Orioles have announced a slew of players they're signing to avoid salary arbitration. On Thursday, the team agreed to contracts with outfielder
The Baltimore Orioles are looking to rebound from a down year that saw the team finish 75-87 and finish last in the AL East for the first time since 2021.
The Baltimore Orioles avoided arbitration by reaching agreement with star shortstop Gunnar Hendeson on an $8.5 million contract for the 2026 season, MLB.com reported on Thursday.
Even if the Baltimore Orioles made no more moves to improve their roster before Opening Day 2026, fan still have to be stoked with how this offseason has gone.
The Orioles entered Thursday’s deadline for teams and their arbitration-eligible players to either settle on deals or exchange figures on a path towards an arbitration hearing with 11 players still to settle.
The Orioles and first baseman Ryan Mountcastle have avoided arbitration by agreeing to a contract that gives the O’s control over Mountcastle’s first free
The Baltimore Orioles are looking to pick up where they left off in 2024 after struggling for the entirety of the 2025 season amid underperformance from a few key prospects as well as some poor performances from their starting pitching rotation.
While the 2025 MLB campaign wasn’t a strong one for the Orioles, several notable prospects in their system excelled. Luis De Leon, Trey Gibson, and now-Rays prospect Michael Forret all had great years.
The Baltimore Orioles brought back a familiar arm as they continue reshaping their roster ahead of the 2026 season, re-signing right-hander Zach Eflin to a one-year, $10 million contract.
Free agent right-hander Zach Eflin re-signed with the Baltimore Orioles on a one-year contract with a mutual option for 2027 on Sunday night. Terms were not disclosed, but MLB Network first reported that the contract is worth a guaranteed $10 million.
Last week, the Orioles and Rays struck a surprising intra-division trade that sent right-handed pitcher Shane Baz to Baltimore in exchange for a high-volume haul that included four prospects and a Competitive Balance A pick.
Not often in Major League Baseball do division rivals come together for a trade, but it does happen. As the offseason turns, one of those rivalry trades