Elias’ Offseason Was Decent, But Failing to Get an “Ace” Isn’t the Only Issue
February 12, 2026
2 Comments
This week was a breath of fresh air for the Orioles. They managed to go 5-2, and the level of baseball the O’s are playing
The last time we left off, the Orioles had just come off a frustrating series in Boston. The O’s needed a solid week of baseball
The Orioles finished a frustrating opening series on Sunday as the Red Sox beat them 9-5. They are currently 1-2 and are having some issues
With the conclusion of the Orioles’ 8-2 loss on Monday, from this point on, when the Orioles take the field, the games will matter. Opening
Welcome back to another Spring Training Observation. As this article is being written, we only have ten days until Opening Day. Questions are slowly being
Welcome back to the Spring Training observation series. Last week we were dealing with making predictions with little to no data. While the data from
Spring Training games have officially begun, so it is time for a weekly series. Every week during Spring Training, I will be going over five
What is that sound? You hear it in the air, the bat’s crack, and the glove’s pop. You can sense the smells that come from
It has been a while since my last pure offseason article, mainly because the Orioles haven’t been doing a lot, and this time of the
Today I continue my Top 25 O’s prospects list. For prospects 13-25, see yesterday’s article here. Seth Johnson, RHP With my new rules, Seth Johnson
Following yesterday’s whirlwind trade deadline, the Baltimore Orioles have received some
I believe that was the wildest trade deadline in Major League
Well, that was a whirlwind of a deadline for the Orioles.
After dealing Bryan Baker, Gregory Soto, and Seranthony Dominguez in recent
About a year and a half ago, I wrote a piece
August is often the month that defines a baseball season. For
