
Orioles Poised for More Moves After Signing Pete Alonso
Baltimore has bolstered its roster with Pete Alonso but may pursue additional high-impact moves to stay competitive in the AL East.

Baltimore has bolstered its roster with Pete Alonso but may pursue additional high-impact moves to stay competitive in the AL East.

Despite a challenging 2025 campaign, the Baltimore Orioles have brought back pitcher Zach Eflin on a one-year, $10 million contract with a 2027 mutual option.

Following a 75–87 finish in 2025, the Baltimore Orioles are emphasizing leadership, accountability, and consistency as they head into spring training under new manager Craig Albernaz.

Baltimore’s decision to option Dean Kremer to the minors ahead of Opening Day reflects roster balancing within a deep rotation, as the club prioritizes flexibility entering the 2026 season.

The Baltimore Orioles fell to a 3–6 start after a series loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, prompting star signing Pete Alonso to address early-season execution issues.

After a disappointing 2025 season, the Baltimore Orioles are actively seeking to strengthen their starting rotation to contend for a playoff berth in 2026.