Paul Folkemer is the Deputy Manager of Camden Chat, a website dedicated to covering the Baltimore Orioles. With a focus on baseball, Paul's articles provide insights and updates on the team, including game analysis, player news, and off-season moves. He has also contributed to BVM Sports and Heavy Hitters.
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Baseball America released its O’s prospect rankings, though it’s a somewhat less exciting group than last year.
It’s been a slow offseason for the Orioles and most non-L.A. teams so far, but perhaps that will change soon.
The veteran lefty, coming off a disastrous season with the Diamondbacks, could be a buy-low trade candidate for the Birds.
With the slugger headed to the Mets for a record-breaking 15 years and $765 million, the hot stove action could pick up pace at the Winter Meetings.
Mike Elias says the O’s are “talking to everybody” in their pursuit of a top-of-the-rotation starting pitcher.
With other frontline starting pitchers quickly coming off the board, the Padres’ ace might be an unexpected option for the O’s.
Pitcher List cites an anonymous source claiming that the Orioles general manager is purposely refusing to spend significant money on free agents.
While the O’s continue to play the waiting game with Corbin Burnes, they signed reigning Central League MVP Tomoyuki Sugano from Japan.
The new O’s right-hander made a great first impression in his introductory call wit the media.
Will Santa gift Orioles fans a Corbin Burnes for the holidays?
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