The Orioles remade their rotation in the offseason, but to the extent hoped for by Baltimore fans. Corbin Burnes departed in free agency, netting a compensatory draft pick, but the front office opted to go with a series of older veterans on one-year deals to round out the staff.
The front office’s unwillingness to draft top pitching prospects has left the minors with few reinforcements for the Orioles’ current pitching probelm We all know that this Orioles rotation is a mess.
The Baltimore Orioles are off to a slow start this season, prompting GM Mike Elias to ask for fans’ patience. The Orioles are 7-10 and in last place in the AL East, 3.5 games behind the first-place New York Yankees.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Baltimore Orioles general manager Mike Elias faced a lot of pressure this offseason. His team had just completed a 101-win season, and fans hoped that he could keep the team together.
We’re now more than a year into David Rubenstein’s tenure as Orioles owner, and while they’ve spent more money on the whole, it’s primarily been on one-year deals for free agents.
What happened? On Tuesday, Orioles executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias was asked about starting pitchers Charlie Morton and Dean Kremer, who are off to difficult starts.
Executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias isn’t thrilled with the Orioles’ start, and he hopes their starting pitching will get better. Top-of-the-rotation starters Zach Eflin and Grayson Rodriguez are on the 15-day injured list.
The Orioles have eight players on the injured list, and two top minor league prospects are also out. Executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias provided injury updates on them on Tuesday.
The Baltimore Orioles were confident about their bullpen heading into 2025. Mike Elias overhauled that unit prior to the trade deadline last year, acquiring both Seranthony Dominguez and Gregory Soto from the Philadelphia Phillies in separate deals.
The Baltimore Orioles' remarkable turnaround from 115-loss embarrassment to American League contender is now at risk.
Back in August of last year, Baltimore Orioles closer Félix Bautista was throwing off a mound, roughly one year after he underwent Tommy John surgery. At the time, Orioles general manager Mike Elias told reporters that the team wouldn’t rush Bautista’s timeline to return to the Majors.
The Baltimore Orioles will enter the upcoming campaign in a similar situation they have been in for years; coming off an unspectacular offseason. It shouldn't be too surprising.
For the second-straight season, the Orioles made the MLB Postseason — but failed to win a game in October baseball. Baltimore was set to lose several notable names off their 2024 roster and did.
Speaking to reporters this week, Baltimore Orioles general manager MIke Elias said that the organization is going to give top prospect Coby Mayo every opportunity this spring to make the roster.
Former top prospect Heston Kjerstad is in line for a big role with the Baltimore Orioles, according to general manager Mike Elias. Per Jacob Calvin Meyer on social media: Mike Elias sees Heston Kjerstad as a front-runner for an opening day roster spot.
Adam Jones may only be a special advisor for the Baltimore Orioles, but it’s clear he’s ready to make an impact on the franchise where he spent most of his career.
At this point in the offseason, there aren't many ways for teams around the league to make some game changing moves, something that could ultimately plague the Baltimore Orioles.
With the Yankees in need of a second base or third base upgrade to round out their infield, there aren’t many viable upgrades available. Ha-Seong Kim and Alex Bregman are the best infielders available on the market, but the Yankees haven’t been heavily linked to either player thus far.
With the Baltimore Orioles making the postseason in each of the last two years, just to be promptly bounced in their first-round matchups, the clear path forward for the team is to bring in help through free agency, and this was the perfect winter to do so.
For the second time in four years, the Baltimore Orioles are changing the dimensions at their home ballpark.
There is no doubt the Baltimore Orioles are entering the new Golden Era of this franchise. After undergoing a teardown rebuild, their stockpile of star
The Baltimore Orioles were unceremoniously booted out of the MLB postseason in just two games. Now what?
Much of the Orioles fanbase seemed to be upset that the Marlins poached one of their better infield prospects at the trade deadline. But with how stacked Baltimore was in terms of prospect capital, it was a move that Mike Elias and company were comfortable in making.
The Baltimore Orioles could be a huge player ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline.
The O’s entered the offseason with a wide-open payroll outlook and deep farm system, ostensibly setting the stage for either a major free-agent pickup and/or a splashy trade. Neither has transpired.
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