It's been a frustrating offseason for the Baltimore Orioles after their second consecutive playoff appearance.
While the Baltimore Orioles preemptively signed Tyler O’Neill, they still had to watch Anthony Santander join their divisional rival Toronto Blue Jays. As they look to replace Santander’s production,
The Orioles signed their sixth major league free agent of the offseason on Monday, switch-hitting outfielder Dylan Carlson, who spent last season with the St. Louis Cardinals and Tampa Bay Rays. In 2016,
The Baltimore Orioles have agreed to terms with Dylan Carlson on a $975,000, one-year contract. The agreement on Monday comes a couple of months after the outfielder was non-tendered by the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Orioles have agreed to terms with outfielder Dylan Carlson on a one-year major league contract for the 2025 season.
The Baltimore Orioles have agreed to terms with Dylan Carlson on a one-year contract. The agreement on Monday comes a couple of months after the outfielder was non-tendered by the Tampa Bay Rays. Carlson was a first-round draft pick in 2016 by the St.
Carlson finished last season with the Tampa Bay Rays ... just arrived in St. Petersburg via trade at the 2024 deadline, spending the previous eight years in the St. Louis Cardinals' organization.
The Rays have earned their reputation for being among the game’s best at identifying and acquiring young talent from other organizations. They quickly turned Randy Arozarena from an outfielder buried on the Cardinals’ roster into a postseason hero.
The offseason has not deviated from the typical tinkering and cash saving maneuvers. Indeed, the almighty dollar is always on the front burner with the front office.
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