Orioles outfielder Tyler O’Neill has opted into the remainder of his three-year contract in Baltimore, per source. He had an opt-out possibility following the 2025 season.

O’Neill signed last winter for three years and $49.5 million. He hit .199 this year, battling injury

www.masnsports.com/blog/entry/w... #orioles

The Orioles should be able to absorb the salaries of one of the top FA starters (30-35M) and a high leverage reliever like Raisel Iglesias or Ryan Helsley (12-14M) and still have 30-50M left for other moves.

That should really be the baseline for this winter. No good excuse not to do that + depth.

I'm convinced this is a good hire. I think I feel better about this than I would have if the #Orioles hired someone like Ryan Flaherty or Albert Pujols... But nobody can convince me that this paragraph makes ANY goddam sense.

Craig Albernaz was a finalist for both the Marlins & White Sox manager openings last year, but ultimately decided to return to Cleveland as his friend Stephen Vogt’s assistant manager.

A year later, he has apparently decided that the Baltimore Orioles are the right fit.

www.mlb.com/news/craig-a...

Orioles have expressed interest in hiring Albert Pujols as their new manager, per @Alden_Gonzalez

Ive been trying to put myself in Phillies fans shoes and imagine the Orioles season ending on a throwing error with 2 outs in the bottom of the 11th and it’s making me sick for them

Vladdy: "DAAAAAA YANKEES LOSE!"

The Yankees need to make some changes.

Firing Aaron Boone or Brian Cashman shouldn't be among them, Ken Rosenthal writes.

http://dlvr.it/TNZJW8

So having an abundance of starting pitching is advisable.

Take note Orioles.

Mets are turning over a significant portion of their coaching staff

bad teams