Ezra Lombardi is a contributing writer for the Mets On SI site. He has previously written for The Lead and the Hamilton College Spectator. He graduated from Hamilton College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Policy and played football. You can follow him on Twitter @LombardiEzra
The Baltimore Orioles are weighing all potential options to bolster their starting rotation heading into 2026.
The Orioles are expected to cap off their strong offseason by signing a frontline starter.
With Freddy Peralta headed to New York, the Orioles remain the top suitor for this big-name free agent.
With another big-name starting pitcher off the board, where will the Orioles look?
Where can Baltimore turn for pitching help with another frontline starter on the move?
The Orioles are taking a flyer on 2024 postseason hero Jhonkensy Noel after his DFA from Cleveland.
The former Orioles and Mets manager is confident that Baltimore will be a good home for the veteran slugger.
The Baltimore Orioles are reportedly interested in signing these three big-name starting pitchers.
The Orioles are reportedly 'among the favorites' to land starting pitcher Framber Valdez.
Baltimore's latest signing, Ryan Helsley, explained that he has "ironed out" pitch tipping that plagued him last season.
Why Baltimore could be the perfect destination for this frontline starting pitcher.
Baltimore has come to terms with minor league pitcher Richard Guasch on a one-year deal.