What the Orioles’ Ideal Offseason Would Look Like
Last year was one of the biggest offseasons in Baltimore Orioles history, mainly thanks to the 5-year, $155 million deal dished out to slugger Pete Alonso. With the Polar Bear rewarding Baltimore with a 43-homer, 113 RBI season, could this possibly open the checkbook for another winter full of spending? General manager Mike Elias also …
Baltimore Orioles' general manager Mike Elias may be looking to make a substantial offseason investment to strengthen the team. With the recent signing of free agent Pete Alonso, the Orioles have already poured a significant amount of money into the team. However, the question remains whether the organization will be willing to spend more in the upcoming off-season, considering the uncertainty surrounding the 2027 lockout.
In this ideal offseason scenario, the Orioles would prioritize re-signing their own talented pitchers. Trevor Rogers, who has put up impressive numbers in recent years, could be a key target. The lefty has put together two strong seasons, leading the league in ERA in 2025. Additionally, bullpen reinforcements like Chris Bassitt and Leody Taveras could be brought back at affordable costs.
The Orioles might also be interested in pursuing Randy Arozarena, a star outfielder who delivered a stellar season with 26 homers and 79 RBIs while slugging a .484 OPS. While Arozarena's price tag is likely to be high, the Orioles would be willing to invest to add a powerful corner outfielder to bolster their lineup.
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