Baltimore Orioles

Sánchez was a two-time All-Star with the New York Yankees, in 2017 and 2019.

Paul Mancano and Danielle Allentuck break down the O’s free agent addition.

The three-year deal is worth $49.5 million over three years, according to a source, although there’s an opt-out after the 2025 season.

The Orioles have a number of routes to choose from if they don’t land one of the top free agents.

There’s a lot riding on this winter for the Orioles. They have made the playoffs in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 1997 but have failed to win a game in either series.

Cade Povich and Trevor Rogers are the only left-handed starters on Baltimore's 40-man roster at the moment.

Acquiring rotational depth and a right-handed bat should be at the top of Baltimore’s list of priorities.

The Baltimore Banner asked Cowser to reflect on his first full season, from his 24 home runs to his elevated strikeout numbers.

We’re still learning about how the Orioles are going to operate in this new, cash-flush existence of theirs.

The O’s must navigate a minefield of rehabbers (Shane Bieber, Spencer Turnbull) and fading stars (Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander) this winter.

No one truly thought the Orioles would end up with a top-end starter in the winters they signed Jordan Lyles or Kyle Gibson. This winter, that’s the expectation.

Agents representing a wide array of major leaguers, including some players already on the Orioles and some of their reported targets, are still trying to figure out the team now that there’s new ownership with deep pockets.

Teoscar Hernández isn’t the only free agent outfielder who could make sense in Baltimore.

While Rogers’ first four starts in Baltimore left something to be desired, the Orioles believe in him. And that helps Rogers believe in himself.

It was inevitable that the Orioles’ top prospects list would eventually become unrecognizable after graduating and trading away so much talent.

Chirinos replaces a very experienced former manager in Fredi González as bench coach. González was seen as second in command to Brandon Hyde, providing insight to a first-time manager.

It’s the second bullpen move of the winter, following the choice to decline an option for left-hander Danny Coulombe.

The Orioles’ Double-A affiliate is changing its name to the Chesapeake Baysox in an effort to appeal to a wider audience across the Chesapeake Bay region.

They can shop for free agents previously thought to be off limits, but it remains to be seen what the Orioles will do when they open their wallet.

Rubenstein, as Angelos did in 1993, has said he will front the money to get the team what it needs to be successful. This winter is his chance to prove that.