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Orioles Interested In Nathan Eovaldi

By Darragh McDonald | November 27, 2024 at 1:55pm CDT

The Orioles and Atlanta are two of the clubs that are interested in free agent right-hander Nathan Eovaldi, per Jon Morosi of MLB Network (X link). The interest from Atlanta was previously reported.

Eovaldi, 35 in February, is a plausible fit for many clubs in the league. Given his age and injury history, he won’t be able to secure a long-term commitment. But since he’s been a consistently strong performer in recent years, he should still be in demand. MLBTR predicted him for a $44MM guarantee on a two-year deal as part of the annual Top 50 Free Agents post. Perhaps he could get a third year, but he’s not really out of any club’s price range.

Whoever signs Eovaldi will be getting a player with a checkered health history, as he’s undergone two Tommy John surgeries in his career. Many players with that distinction have struggled to continue performing at a high level but Eovaldi has been quite steady of late.

He missed the 2017 season while recovering from that second surgery, was good in 2018 but wobbled a bit in 2019. But he’s made 115 starts over the past five years with a 3.75 earned run average. He didn’t finish any of those seasons with an ERA higher than 3.87. His strikeout rate finished between 22.4% and 26.1% in those campaigns, his walk rate between 3.5% and 8.1%, and his grounder rate between 42% and 51%. Overall, it’s been 654 2/3 innings with a 24% strikeout rate, 5.6% walk rate and 46.9% ground ball rate.

That kind of performance would upgrade just about any rotation in baseball, so they each should have some level of interest, especially given the cap on Eovaldi’s earning power. The Rangers have interest in bringing him back but he’s also been connected to Atlanta, the Red Sox and now the Orioles. It seems fair to assume that several other clubs are also interested, even in the absence of explicit public reporting.

Baltimore is certainly a logical fit, given their rotation situation. Their 2024 ace Corbin Burnes is now a free agent. Kyle Bradish and Tyler Wells are each going to miss at least part of the 2025 season as they recover from UCL surgeries. Trade deadline acquisition Trevor Rogers struggled after being acquired and was quickly demoted to the minor leagues.

The current rotation nucleus consists of Zach Eflin, Grayson Rodriguez and Dean Kremer. Rogers could jump in there if he gets back on track next year. Albert Suárez just wrapped up a solid year in a swing role, but since he’s a 35-year-old journeyman, the O’s would probably prefer to add some arms and bump him back into that sixth or seventh starter slot. Chayce McDermott and Cade Povich made their major league debuts in 2024 but without fully cementing themselves as viable big leaguers.

In short, the club could certainly do with an upgrade or two. The big question for the O’s is what kind of approach they will take this winter. It’s been almost seven years since the Orioles have given out a multi-year deal to a free agent, as shown on MLBTR’s Contract Tracker. The last time they did so was a four-year deal for Alex Cobb back in March of 2018. After that, the club went into a lengthy rebuilding process and then was up for sale. David Rubenstein bought the club from the Angelos family, though that sale wasn’t complete until the spring of 2024.

That makes the O’s hard to predict this winter, as it will be the first offseason of the Rubenstein era. There are some signs that greater spending will be possible. The club took on some notable money at the deadline by acquiring Eflin and Seranthony Domínguez. Eflin is making $18MM in 2025 while Dominguez had an $8MM club option that the O’s eventually picked up. A couple of weeks ago, general manager Mike Elias said that “the whole spectrum” of pitching upgrades were being considered. He went on to thank ownership for making all possibilities viable but also cautioned that the O’s wouldn’t be spending money just for the sake of it.

Reading the tea leaves, it seems fair to expect something more aggressive than they’ve done in recent years, though that could come in many forms. Burnes is still available and is lined up to secure a deal well into nine-figure territory. He and Blake Snell were the top two names available but Snell has reportedly agreed to a five-year deal with the Dodgers, a guarantee of $182MM but with deferreals dropping the net present value into the $160-165MM range. Max Fried is also likely to end up with nine digits and Jack Flaherty has a chance to do so as well. The middle market has seen Yusei Kikuchi and Nick Martinez come off the board but it still features Eovaldi, Nick Pivetta, Sean Manaea, Luis Severino and others.

RosterResource projects the Orioles for a modest $99MM payroll, with literally nothing on the books for 2026 and beyond. That payroll is already a bit higher than last year’s $93MM Opening Day figure from Cot’s Baseball Contracts, but as mentioned, it’s possible that the new ownership group is willing to push things further. It also wouldn’t be unprecedented for the franchise, as Cot’s had them as high as $164MM in 2017, before their fortunes fell and they spiralled into their aforementioned fallow period.

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  1. wvsteve

    10 months ago

    If they lose both Brunes and Santander how could they be as good as they were last year? Prospects are wonderful but eventually they have to produce

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    • fred-3

      10 months ago

      The Orioles could do nothing and still be a playoff team, that’s how bad the AL is.

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      • MacGromit

        10 months ago

        @fred
        interesting take. the Al East is especially bad I suppose.

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    • Samuel

      10 months ago

      wvsteve;

      Well…..

      Last year Cleveland lost one of their top starting pitchers in the offseason, then their top starter – Shane Bieber – shortly after the season opened.

      Milwaukee “lost” their 2 top starters: Corbin Burns (that they traded to the O’s) and Brandon Woodruff. The Brewers got a “prospect” that hadn’t produced from the O’s in the Burnes trade – Joey Ortiz…..and he produced.

      See wvsteve: MLB is not rotisserie league where we look at past numbers and determine the next season. It’s a game where human beings / people – often referred to as: “players” – go out on a field and play against “players” on other teams. Now sometimes what happens with young players – some of whom were recently “prospects” – is that they get better. See, human beings don’t do the same every year in anything. Some get better, some get worse. In professional team sports, good young players often get better as their bodies are developing as well as their techniques. Conversely, many players hitting age 30 actually begin to get worse, as their physical abilities have peaked.

      Cleveland and Milwaukee were better in 2024 than they were in 2023. Yet they didn’t bring in any big name players in the offseason. I know…..that’s hard to believe. But that happened. And both of those teams were primarily make up of young players, including some prospects.

      Baltimore is primarily a young team. There is a very good chance that many of their young players from 2024 will get better in 2025. And there’s also a chance that some of their prospects are going to get playing time and they’ll produce.

      Why don’t we wait till the 2025 season is well underway before making any determinations.

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  2. Skell 2

    10 months ago

    Would the Os be better off signing Eovaldi and Flaherty than giving $240 mill to Burnes? They have the prospect capital to swing a Crochet trade as well. They have a lot of young players that need big money soon.

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    • Mets Era Thumping Soto

      10 months ago

      Not at all. They need high end starters for the playoffs.

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      • Old York

        10 months ago

        @metsin4

        Did the Dodgers have high end starters in the playoffs?

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        • fred-3

          10 months ago

          Yamamoto was definitely a high-end starter this season on a per games basis. People were just thrown off the scent because he had been injured for three months.

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        • Mets Era Thumping Soto

          10 months ago

          So is that a game plan for the Orioles to follow? Sign fifteen pitchers and see what one are available in the playoffs? I don’t think the Orioles can match the Dodgers in how a team is constructed. I think the Orioles would love to have Yamamoto as their ace.

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      • Jbigz12

        10 months ago

        Bradish,G-Rod, Eflin could win if the lineup shows up. I’d like a Burnes level pitcher but I feel like he’s going to be severely overpaid.

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        • kevnames42

          10 months ago

          Burnes’s stats have been on the decline in like 3 straight years now, someone is most likely going to regret that contract for how much he will get

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      • twozero6ix

        10 months ago

        Eovaldi fits the playoff bill

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    • letitbelowenstein

      10 months ago

      White Sox, seeing that awful (so far) Trevor Rogers deal are going to want quite a haul for Crochet. Then the O’s end up losing two more high-caliber prospects. Soon its’ 1988 again.

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      • Blackpink in the area

        10 months ago

        Mayo for Crochet. People need to stop overthinking this.

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        • King Floch

          10 months ago

          This trade proposal STILL doesn’t make any sense for the Orioles.

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        • Never Remember

          10 months ago

          Mayo plus needs to get an established pitcher. Mayo still has done nothing.

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        • chiefnocahoma1

          10 months ago

          They’ll want more than Mayo. They’re becoming famous for over-asking of late.

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        • Blackpink in the area

          10 months ago

          Playing Mayo hoping he can learn on the job while the Orioles are trying to contend is what doesn’t make any sense.

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        • King Floch

          10 months ago

          What a weak argument. Contenders break in young guys too, and he’s most likely going to start the year at AAA working on his 1B and RF defense anyway unless someone (i.e. Mountcastle or Urias) is traded.

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        • Braves_saints_celts

          10 months ago

          Well the braves are masters of promoting players and getting good to great production out of them while in a playoff hunt. So saying they should get rid of mayo when he could turn into a star doesn’t make all that much sense unless you are getting an established star with team control. Does crochet fit that bill? He may or he may not. Mayo could also end up being a bust. It’s hard to tell just based on paper results. But the braves know how to do it and they do it well.

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        • SewaldSwansonSwoon

          10 months ago

          Chiefnocastupid – nonsense

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        • SewaldSwansonSwoon

          10 months ago

          Blackpink, shut up. Per you, it’s not appropriate for people that aren’t fans of a team to comment on a team’s roster construction.

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        • Blackpink in the area

          10 months ago

          If you think he starts the year at AAA then why are you so bent on keeping him around?

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        • King Floch

          10 months ago

          Because he is Ryan Mountcastle’s long-term replacement, whether that is in 2025 or 2027.

          We have money to spend and there are a number of good pitchers available in free agency that won’t cost us a near-ready top 10 prospect, which is much more valuable to us than the money right now since we don’t pick in the top 5 every year anymore.

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        • Tigers3232

          10 months ago

          I think Mayo’s future teammate Gunnar Henderson would disagree with that statement. As would Jordan Westburg and Adley.

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        • Blackpink in the area

          10 months ago

          Basallo can replace Mountcastle. You th9nk Mayo should stay in AAA until 2027?

          2 more draft picks coming back from Burnes and Santanders soon to be departures.

          At some point you have to stop worrying about 5 years down the road and start winning games. Playoff games. The ones that count……

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        • Tigers3232

          10 months ago

          Basallo is 19 years old and has not even played 20 games at AAA. Mayo himself is only 22. They do not have to rush on either. One will likely be needed in 2026 as of now with O’Hearn possibly gone. They could also look to moving someone to OF for post Mullins days.

          Thay have no need to rush in to trading anyone. They very well could fill needs through free agency. Then when deadline approaches address any needs They might have.

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        • Tigers3232

          10 months ago

          As for Basallo though you are all for a 20 yr old kid learning on the job bought critical of Mayo doing so?? Tou are contradicting yourself here.

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        • King Floch

          10 months ago

          Are you really going to make me explain, point-by-point, how neither Mayo nor Basallo are blocked AGAIN?

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        • Blackpink in the area

          10 months ago

          It didn’t make sense the first time you said it champ.

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        • King Floch

          10 months ago

          To someone that isn’t very familiar with the team and system, maybe, but to a diehard fan of the team that follows it closely, the idea that Mayo and Basallo are blocked is laughable because they simply, obviously are not.

          And I have explained it to you more than once now, but you refuse to give up the ghost on your narrative that they’re blocked for some bizarre reason.

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      • User 3594734386

        10 months ago

        There’s enough staff already there 2-5 to start the season plus Braddish and Wells on the mend. They need a TOR. Hope they can resign Burnes. No hustory of elbow or forearm issues.

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        • Ignorant Son-of-a-b

          10 months ago

          That’s the problem, that means he’s due for an arm injury.

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    • Never Remember

      10 months ago

      No

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    • Rsox

      10 months ago

      Flaherty already pitched poorly for the Orioles in ’23 and not sure they may be interested in a reunion. Eovaldi is the type of grizzled veteran grinder you’d like on a young staff. Obviously he’s not Corbin Burnes but he would help the middle of the rotation

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      • Wagner>Cobb

        10 months ago

        Eovaldi looks good if they also swing a trade for Crochet. By himself, then it looks like a total downgrade from Burnes.

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        • Blackpink in the area

          10 months ago

          Yeah you need both Crochet and Eovaldi both. Just Eovaldi is a step backwards.

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      • SewaldSwansonSwoon

        10 months ago

        Rsox – I agree about Flaherty. He was a poor fit. And he was not really impressive for LAD in the postseason. Last year will be a fluke for him.

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    • NYCityRiddler

      10 months ago

      Orioles tag line should be, “Lose a Pennant but Save a Buck.” Ahahahaha!

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  3. Champ world champion Texas Rangers

    10 months ago

    I’m a big Nathan Eovaldi guy as i am a Rangers fan but i could see him getting a Sonny Gray contract 3-75 or 2-50 at that price mine as well go more years and add 5-7 million and get Max Fried.

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    • Blackpink in the area

      10 months ago

      Gray was runner up in the Cy Young voting the year he signed that contract and it was also backloaded. Eovaldi shouldn’t get that much but then again Kikuchi probably shouldn’t have got what he got either.

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  4. Old York

    10 months ago

    That’s where I have him landing in the contest.

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    • Never Remember

      10 months ago

      Thanks for letting us know

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    • Old York

      10 months ago

      @Inside Out

      Why did you reply and then put me on mute so I can’t reply? You must be another one of those clowns.

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      • SewaldSwansonSwoon

        10 months ago

        Old York is so pathetic he’s not even worth muting. His comments are so out of touch that they’re constant comedy.

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        • Old York

          10 months ago

          @SewaldSwansonSwoon

          I didn’t know the circus was in town.

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        • SewaldSwansonSwoon

          10 months ago

          You brought it with you… hard to miss

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  5. darkhorses2010

    10 months ago

    I’ve been hoping Boston brings him back again on a 2 yr. Eovaldi’s a winner, would bring good pitching and also good influence on a predominantly young staff and would leave plenty of money for them to sign other needs (closer/another starter/ righty bat).

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  6. sad tormented neglected mariners fan

    10 months ago

    I believe in rubenstein while I don’t think they make and big additions I do think they will resign burnes and Santander to send a message that the orioles are back

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    • Blackpink in the area

      10 months ago

      The Orioles weren’t good enough with Burned and Santander. They need to do more than that.

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      • dm867

        10 months ago

        Maybe. But the kids (Holliday especially) will hopefully improve. Bautista will be back, and if he’s truly back, will greatly improve the pen. Re-signing both would go a long way.

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      • SewaldSwansonSwoon

        10 months ago

        Again, Blackpink, STFU. You yourself said it’s inappropriate for non-fans of a team to comment on the org decisions of a team they aren’t a fan of.

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        • SewaldSwansonSwoon

          10 months ago

          You absolutely did say that, and I will never let you forget it. It was the dumbest thing I have seen on this site, hands down.

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        • Blackpink in the area

          10 months ago

          Ok well you have now been muted. Happy thanksgiving…….

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        • SewaldSwansonSwoon

          10 months ago

          Lol oh goody! Thankful to keep laughing at your silly hypocrisy

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  7. NatsFan4Life

    10 months ago

    I like this idea, but in my opinion the Nationals should go after Eovaldi. He would be a great veteran fit in the Nats’ pitching staff.

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    • sad tormented neglected mariners fan

      10 months ago

      I’ve never seen a nationals fan on this site

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  8. Mike the Fat Oriole Bird

    10 months ago

    O’s still playing it super safe, even with Rubenstein. This is depressing but not entirely shocking.

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    • cooperhill

      10 months ago

      I am sick of the “Orioles interested ” in rumors, how about some action?

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      • Never Remember

        10 months ago

        It’s not up to the Orioles. Need a player who wants to play there. Not easy.

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    • Wagner>Cobb

      10 months ago

      It depends on whether he’s the only rotation addition or not. If they bring in some combination of Eovaldi/Flaherty/Fried/Crochet to join Rodriguez, Eflin, Suarez, and whoever else rounds out the 2025 staff, then things look really good. They would be deeper than just having Burnes at the top.

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    • MacGromit

      10 months ago

      @Mike
      “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.”

      we’ll see how this goes, too early to pass judgement.

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  9. Mickey Solis

    10 months ago

    This actually makes sense as a pairing.

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  10. King Floch

    10 months ago

    If Burnes and Fried end up being too expensive, Eovaldi is a pretty solid fallback option.

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    • Wagner>Cobb

      10 months ago

      Only if they are adding someone like Crochet as well. Eovaldi can’t be the sole addition, especially with Bradish still out.

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      • King Floch

        10 months ago

        I don’t see Crochet as a realistic target unless Getz lowers his asking price, but maybe somebody like Sonny Gray from St. Louis would be an option.

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        • User 3594734386

          10 months ago

          KFloch.
          I do believe Sonny would be comfortable taking the bump as a TOR arm here at OPACY, but he didn’t finish last season because of forearm soreness. Because of this, maybe GMs want to see him pitch for a couple of months before pursuing him via the 2025 mid season tradeline.

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        • cooperhill

          10 months ago

          Gray is enforcing his no trade clause.

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        • Wagner>Cobb

          10 months ago

          I get your point, but Gray already told the team he doesn’t want to be traded. He has either a partial or full NTC.

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  11. Rsox

    10 months ago

    There’s no “if”. Blake Snell’s deal with the Dodgers probably sets the floor for Burnes and the ceiling for Fried

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    • Melchez17

      10 months ago

      $36 mil a year for 5 years of Snell… that is crazy money for a guy that can be really good at times. The Dodgers are paying for excellent Snell every start.

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  12. bcjd

    10 months ago

    Eovaldi brings more than his numbers. He’s a competitor, a teammate, a mentor, a leader. He’s worth an overpay in years, because even if he’s underperforming on the mound he’s raising the bar in the clubhouse.

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    • mlbnyyfan

      10 months ago

      Baltimore should sign Burnes and trade for Skubal they have the prospects.

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      • SewaldSwansonSwoon

        10 months ago

        Stupid comment – trading for Skubal and sinking nine figures into Burnes fixes their hitting failures how?

        Hint: it doesn’t.

        With RISP, they were absolutely atrocious the last half of the season. If they can’t fix that, nothing else matters.

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  13. gr81t2

    10 months ago

    I hope new ownership is going to spend. The fans don’t want Angelos-lite. Rivals is ok, but not someone who’s going to us over the top. Come on, go out there for once and set the market.

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  14. cooperhill

    10 months ago

    So sick of “Orioles interested “! Do something, for Chrissakes!Warehouse in Baltimore was sprayed for cricket infestation today!

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    • Samuel

      10 months ago

      YEAH!

      The season start is right around the corner……in 17 weeks / 119 days.

      Happy Thanksgiving.

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