Photo by Billie Weiss/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images Kenley Jansen, Alex Bregman, Pete Alonso, and Nick Pivetta are still available. Should the O’s be interested? Good morning, Camden Chatters. We’re just about a week away from Orioles pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training. It’s getting close. At this point we should expect that the roster as it looks right … [Read more...] about Tuesday Bird Droppings: Wondering if any leftover free agents fit the Orioles
The 5 pitches that will define the Orioles’ 2025 rotation
Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images Breaking down each starter’s best pitch and why it’s the key to the success of the O’s pitching staff As we kick off the month of February, it feels like we’ve reached the unofficial end of the offseason. Pitchers and catchers should begin rolling into Sarasota sometime in the next couple of weeks and we’ll begin to get answers to the … [Read more...] about The 5 pitches that will define the Orioles’ 2025 rotation
Orioles sign outfielder Ramón Laureano to one-year, $4 million contract
Photo by Edward M. Pio Roda/Getty Images Did the Orioles need any more outfielders? Mike Elias seems to think so. How many right-handed batting outfielders does one team need? As far as Mike Elias is concerned, the right number for the Orioles is at least one more than they had already. He’s made one more signing in the outfield, with Ken Rosenthal at The Athletic … [Read more...] about Orioles sign outfielder Ramón Laureano to one-year, $4 million contract
Monday Bird Droppings: Just waiting on baseball
Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images The players were out over the weekend ahead of spring training Happy Monday, Camden Chatters. I hope you were able to have a restful weekend. There’s a lot going on out there in the world right now, so do your best to stay safe and sane. If you need a distraction, you’ll soon have one as the Orioles will hold their first pitchers … [Read more...] about Monday Bird Droppings: Just waiting on baseball
The Orioles are projected by PECOTA for 89 wins in 2025
Photo by JUNG YEON-JE/AFP via Getty Images The simulation’s average for the Orioles puts them as a second place AL East team with 89.2 wins. Can the 2025 Orioles beat the computers again? With the days winding down before spring training, Baseball Prospectus’s venerable PECOTA projection has been unveiled for the 2025 season. In its simulation average, the O’s end up as … [Read more...] about The Orioles are projected by PECOTA for 89 wins in 2025