The 2025 season was a lost one for Baltimore Orioles right-hander Grayson Rodriguez, who spent the entire year on the injured list with elbow and lat issues.
After a disappointing 2025 season, the Baltimore Orioles have entered the offseason with some important decisions to make regarding the direction of the franchise.
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It’s been a difficult year for the Orioles, a team that entered play on August 25 with a 60-70 record after making the postseason in 2023 and 2024. There have been positives, though, namely with the likes of Trevor Rogers and Jackson Holliday.
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The Orioles officially announced Samuel Basallo’s contract extension at a press conference yesterday, with several players in attendance along with Basallo, GM Mike Elias, and team chairman/CEO David Rubenstein.
The Baltimore Orioles have endured a lot of bad news on the injury front this year, especially to their starting rotation. Grayson Rodriguez, who was expected to be their ace to help replace Corbin Burnes, is going to end up not throwing a single inning this year.
The Baltimore Orioles received an encouraging update regarding one of their injured starting pitchers. On Monday, Danielle Allentuck of The Baltimore Banner reported that starting pitcher Grayson Rodriguez underwent successful right elbow surgery to remove a bone spur.
Another blow to the Baltimore Orioles’ roster occurred Monday evening, as the team announced that young right-handed pitcher Grayson Rodriguez will undergo debridement surgery.
The Baltimore Orioles' Grayson Rodriguez will miss the remainder of the season as the right-handed pitcher will have surgery on his pitching elbow next week.
Baseball fans received injury updates on several 2025 AL All-Stars on August 4. Aaron Judge may be back very soon for the Yankees, while Isaac Paredes hasn’t been ruled out for the 2025 campaign.
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Grayson Rodriguez’s next start for the Baltimore Orioles will have to wait until 2026. On Monday, interim manager Tony Mansolino confirmed that Rodriguez will undergo season-ending surgery on his right elbow early next week, a possibility general manager Mike Elias mentioned Friday.
It’s possible he will be ready for the start of the 2026 season.
Orioles pitcherGrayson Rodriguez has yet to pitch this season, thanks to numerous injuries and setbacks. And, he might not pitch at all at the Major League level this season.
The Baltimore Orioles are weighing their options on starting pitcher Grayson Rodriguez. The right-hander began the year on the injured list with elbow inflammation that popped up during spring training.
This season has been one that the Baltimore Orioles probably want to end as soon as possible. Their injury report has not been pretty at all and the team got more bad news about one of their starting pitchers.
Grayson Rodriguez has suffered another setback.
Baltimore Orioles’ starting pitcher Grayson Rodriguez has yet to play this season after suffering a strained right lat in spring training. The club was hopeful he’d return to the rotation soon, but it appears he has suffered another setback.
With the Baltimore Orioles having pitching issues throughout this season, they recently received an injury update on Grayson Rodriguez, according to Andy Kostka of the Baltimore Banner.
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde provided an update on Grayson Rodriguez before Wednesday's loss to the Nationals.
The Baltimore Orioles got some discouraging injury news on Thursday, potentially changing the arc of their season. Right-handed pitcher Grayson Rodriguez has been on a minor league rehab assignment working through an elbow injury that has kept him out since July 2024.
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde provided a troubling update about right-hander Grayson Rodriguez Thursday.
The St. Louis Cardinals haven't accomplished anything yet this offseason. With Opening Day less than three weeks away, they have made no progress on their proposed "reset." However, it's not too late for them to do something and clear a path for some younger players if that is their goal for 2025.
Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Grayson Rodriguez will be shut down for the next 7-10 days after receiving a cortisone shot. He's been dealing with elbow inflammation.
It was reported on Thursday that Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Grayson Rodriguez has been experiencing triceps discomfort, and the news got more ominious on Friday.
UPDATE, Friday PM: Upon further review, the original report from "Joseph Ralphburg" appears to have been fabricated. The Orioles will release more information on Rodriguez's health when it is available, perhaps following Friday's spring training game.
Despite numerous injuries that impacted both the pitching staff and position players in 2024, the Baltimore Orioles still managed to make the AL East division race with the New York Yankees interesting.
Coming off back-to-back playoff appearances for the first time since 1996-97, the Orioles have one of MLB's most potent offenses and it should only improve as their young core continues to develop.
Baltimore Orioles right-hander Grayson Rodriguez has been shut down for the season and will not pitch in the playoffs, manager Brandon Hyde told reporters on Wednesday.
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