The Baltimore Orioles entered the MLB Amateur Draft primed to reload their farm system that saw several top prospects recently graduate. Their $19,144,500
Last year, the Baltimore Orioles were flooded with trade offers around their top infield prospect, Coby Mayo. That is unlikely to change this season. With the MLB trade deadline coming up on July 31, potential suitors are likely to come calling to pry him away from Baltimore.
The 2025 season has been a nightmare for the Baltimore Orioles. They’ve become one of the best teams in MLB over the past few seasons, reaping the rewards of a painful rebuild that had them bring up the rear in the entire league for a few years, but they have declined big time this season.
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It has been a disappointing season so far for the Baltimore Orioles, and with no room for error, the team didn’t start up the second half of the year the way they needed to.
After starting 16 games in June and hitting .246 with his first major league home run and eight RBIs, Coby Mayo has started just two games in July. He’s hitless in six at-bats.
The Baltimore Orioles' well-documented struggles at the plate this season have turned a once-promising campaign into a seemingly endless routine of cycling through options in the lineup in an effort to spark some sort of offensive production.
Coming up the pipeline, the Baltimore Orioles used Coby Mayo at the hot corner. Fitting the profile of a slugging third baseman, the thought of him joining Gunnar Henderson and Jackson Holliday in the Major League infield was a tantalizing one based on the projected ceilings of all three players.
Things aren’t going well for the Orioles, to state the obvious.
The Baltimore Orioles are playing some of their best baseball right now. They lost Friday night in Sacramento against the Athletics, but they were on a six-game win streak prior to that.
Is Coby Mayo finally with the Baltimore Orioles to stay? Will that influence what the Orioles do with their first-round pick next month? Mayo is back with the Major League club again after he was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk on May 31.
The Baltimore Orioles picked up their fifth win in their last seven games on Saturday night, knocking off the Chicago White Sox by a score of 4-2. Rookie third baseman Coby Mayo played a significant role in his first game of his second stint with the big league club this season.
Baltimore Orioles rookie Coby Mayo had an eventful day on Saturday in the team's 4-2 win over the Chicago White Sox.
Coby Mayo is getting another opportunity with the Baltimore Orioles. After Ryan Mountcastle suffered a strained hamstring that is going to put him on the injured list next to Jordan Westburg, the two established players who were blocking Mayo are now out of his way for the time being.
The Baltimore Orioles pulled off a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox on Friday, however, it came at the expense of first baseman Ryan Mountcastle going down with an injury.
The Orioles need a spark as they enter Saturday at the bottom of the AL East standings, and third baseman Coby Mayo may be just what they need.
Infielder Coby Mayo, ranked by MLB Pipeline as the No. 12 prospect in baseball, was en route to Baltimore on Saturday but has yet to be called up by the Orioles, multiple outlets reported.
The Orioles are bringing infield prospect Coby Mayo back up to the majors. Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com reported that Mayo was on his way to join the team.
Playing for the Triple-A Norfolk Tides, Baltimore Orioles top prospect Coby Mayo had a perfect weekend at the plate, reaching base safely in all nine of his plate appearances against the Gwinnett Stripers.
On Tuesday, Baltimore Orioles top prospect Coby Mayo was optioned from major league camp and sent down to Triple-A Norfolk. Speaking emotionally, he delivered this comment, courtesy of Andy Kostka of the Baltimore Banner.
Baltimore Orioles prospect Coby Mayo issued a statement on Wednesday, a day after he drew criticism for his comments about being demoted. Mayo on Tuesday was optioned by the Orioles to the Triple-A Norfolk Tides.
While it’s understandable that Mayo feels he doesn’t have much more to show against minor league pitching, the Orioles weren’t likely to carry him on the Opening Day roster.
The Baltimore Orioles have optioned infielder Coby Mayo to Triple-A Norfolk, the team announced Saturday. Mayo is currently ranked as the No. 1 prospect in the Orioles' farm system, as well as the No.
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.
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.
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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