The World Baseball Classic is almost upon us! A major controversy centers on players being denied insurance coverage required to protect their MLB salaries if they’re injured during the WBC. Because of this, several high-profile stars — including Francisco Lindor, Carlos Correa, José Berríos, and others — have been unable to secure coverage and thus aren’t participating, forcing teams to adjust th
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Orioles Continue to Explore Potential Additions
Orioles Continue to Explore Potential Additions
Orioles Continue to Explore Potential Additions
The Orioles are still actively reshaping their roster, with buzz about potentially adding a veteran pitching ace to bolster the rotation ahead of the 2026 season. Currently he question is will that be through trade or Free Agency.
Past Standout MLB Speedster Dies
Orioles Continue to Explore Potential Additions
Orioles Continue to Explore Potential Additions
Terrance Gore was a standout MLB speedster known for his elite baserunning and pinch-running prowess, contributing to multiple postseason runs and earning three World Series rings during an eight-year career with the Royals, Cubs, Dodgers, Braves, and Mets. Tragically, the former outfielder passed away at just 34 years old due to complications from what was expected to be a routine surgical procedure, a shock to the baseball world and fans alike. Remembered for the excitement he brought to the game and his joyful presence,
Baseball is Right Around the Corner
Orioles Continue to Explore Potential Additions
Baseball is Right Around the Corner
Pitchers and catchers are expected to report around February 11, with their first workouts beginning shortly thereafter as camp ramps up.
Position players participating in the World Baseball Classic may also arrive early as they prepare for their early season.
Orioles First Team to Win Arb Case
Orioles Trade Pitching for Lineup Depth?
Baseball is Right Around the Corner
Keegan Akin recently lost his arbitration hearing with the Baltimore Orioles, with an independent panel setting his 2026 salary at $2.975 million after he had filed for $3.375 million. The decision marks one of the Orioles’ first arbitration wins this offseason and gives the club clarity on his role and compensation heading into spring training.
Orioles Trade Pitching for Lineup Depth?
Orioles Trade Pitching for Lineup Depth?
Orioles Trade Pitching for Lineup Depth?
The Baltimore Orioles recently traded for utility infielder/outfielder Blaze Alexander from the Arizona Diamondbacks in a multi-player trade. In return, the Orioles sent right-handed reliever Kade Strowd along with prospects Wellington Aracena and José Mejía to Arizona, giving up some bullpen depth and future talent for a versatile everyday option. Alexander, who can play multiple positions across the infield and outfield and slashed .230 with seven home runs and 28 RBIs last season, adds depth and flexibility to Baltimore’s batting lineup as they prepare for the 2026 campaign.
Kyle Bradish Gets Paid
Orioles Trade Pitching for Lineup Depth?
Orioles Trade Pitching for Lineup Depth?
Kyle Bradish won his salary arbitration hearing against the Baltimore Orioles, securing a $3.55 million paycheck for the 2026 season after the arbitration panel sided with his submitted figure over the team’s offer.