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By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles’ pitching staff could look a bit different by the time the Trade Deadline passes on Monday at 6 p.m. ET. They should also be getting back a hurler who could serve as a key reinforcement in the near future. Chris Bassitt made his second rehab start
BALTIMORE -- The next time the Orioles take the field on Tuesday night at Camden Yards, the team could look much different. Or only slightly different. Or possibly even the same. As Monday’s 6 p.m. ET Trade Deadline draws closer, there’s still a good bit of uncertainty surrounding how many
BALTIMORE -- Although Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias said last Friday that his club would be neither buyers nor sellers ahead of Monday’s 6 p.m. ET Trade Deadline, the first two moves his front office has made since have subtracted from the big league roster. Baltimore is trading
By: Jake Rill
The hottest team in baseball over the past month is pushing all its chips in, with the Red Sox swinging a blockbuster trade for Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman, a source told MLB's Mark Feinsand. The clubs have not confirmed the deal. Rutschman was long considered the core piece of Mike
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Since Mike Elias’ first season leading the Orioles’ baseball operations department, the player most associated with his tenure has been Adley Rutschman. Elias was hired in November 2018, and then, less than eight months later, Baltimore selected Rutschman with the No. 1 overall pick in the ’19 MLB
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By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- There’s plenty Gunnar Henderson could say about Adley Rutschman. The two were taken as part of the same Orioles Draft class -- Rutschman the No. 1 overall pick in 2019, Henderson selected in the second round. They came up through the Minor Leagues together. They spent the ‘20
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles operated as sellers ahead of Monday’s 6 p.m. ET Trade Deadline. They dealt away several key players, most notably star catcher Adley Rutschman to the Red Sox. President of baseball operations Mike Elias doesn’t want it to be viewed as Baltimore giving up -- not on
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- If you turned on the Orioles' 3-1 win over the Angels at Camden Yards on Tuesday night, it's possible you may not have known the player patrolling left field for Baltimore. It certainly wasn't a familiar name. Christian Franklin made his MLB debut for the O's, only one
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- When Trevor Rogers arrived in the Orioles’ clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon, the 28-year-old left-hander was extremely candid about what Monday had been like for him. “It was one of the longer days of my life, for sure,” Rogers said.
