In 2020, when the draft was truncated to five rounds because of Covid, the Orioles signed a handful of players, who would have been drafted but weren’t, to free-agent contracts.
Adley Rutschman, Gunnar Henderson and Jackson Holliday all arrived in Baltimore with the nation watching. Coby Mayo, Baltimore’s current top prospect, should receive a more normal rookie experience.
Locked in a heated battle for the AL East with the New York Yankees, the Baltimore Orioles made a few roster moves Sunday to solidify their chances at qualifying for the playoffs.
Could these two provide a boost for the Orioles as the end of the regular season nears?
The Orioles are calling up third baseman Coby Mayo for Sunday’s game in Colorado. Mayo, who 1-for-17 in his first stint for the Orioles earlier this month, will be one of the two players added on Sunday.
As the Baltimore Orioles head into the stretch run, there will be some new faces getting called up in September to help their push toward the playoffs.
On Sept. 1, the Baltimore Orioles are going to take advantage of the September call up period where rosters expand by promoting their star prospect Coby Mayo, according to Matt Weyrich of The Baltimore Sun.
Throughout the year, it felt like just about every Baltimore Orioles fan was clamoring for them to promote star prospect Coby Mayo to the Majors. Continuing to dominate in Triple-A, fans wanted to see what he could do in The Show alongside many of their other recent graduates who have turned into household names of their own.
The Baltimore Orioles can expand their roster to 28 players on September 1. It'll give them an opportunity to bring up some of their other young talent, which is arguably the best in baseball. There looks to be a few prospects who should get the nod first.
Coming into the season, there were many out there who doubted the Baltimore Orioles could replicate what they accomplished just a year ago when they won 101 games to lead the American League.
The Coby Mayo experiment didn't last long for the Baltimore Orioles. Mayo made this debut on August 2 and was sent down after the Orioles game on August 14.
The Baltimore Orioles are sending baseball's No. 10-ranked prospect, Coby Mayo, to Triple-A Norfolk and recalling former Los Angeles Angels Livan Soto.
Coby Mayo joined Colton Cowser, Jackson Holliday and Grayson Rodriguez as Orioles who’ve been sent back to Triple-A Norfolk after a challenging first stint in the major leagues.
Coby Mayo has been optioned to Triple-A Norfolk. In a corresponding move, the Baltimore Orioles recalled versatile infielder Liván Soto. Mayo, 22, had just collected his first hit yesterday against the Washington Nationals.
Top Orioles prospect Coby Mayo will see his initial taste of the majors draw to a close after just seven games and 20 plate appearances.
Infielder Coby Mayo, one of the top prospects in baseball, is expected to make his major league debut Friday for the Baltimore Orioles, according to multiple reports.
The Baltimore Orioles know that they cannot rest on their laurels with the New York Yankees breathing down their necks for the AL East division lead. After
A monster showing in the upper minors last year vaulted him to the top of the overall league prospect rankings.
The Baltimore Orioles have an absurd wealth of talent knocking on the door to the majors.
The Baltimore Orioles have had a rough July, going 8-11 so far, so it is time for top prospect Coby Mayo to debut and spark a struggling team. Since June 28, the Orioles are 10-13, and that is largely because they have struggled to hit the ball.
We’re just a week out from the 2024 MLB trade deadline, and as you can imagine, the hot stove is burning. The New York Mets signed a former Blue Jay to
The Baltimore Orioles are one of the best teams in the league right now and their farm system is stacked with talented prospects. However, one of those prospects took a hard fall and is now out with injury.
The prospect is off to a torrid start with the Triple-A Norfolk Tides.
The prospect showed off some ridiculous power on Thursday.
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