The Baltimore Orioles were a team that many people were keeping a close eye on during the 2025 MLB Draft. Their farm system is in need of a talent infusion with

FOX's experts made their picks for the 2025 World Series, and they believe the trade deadline will be the deciding factor for these clubs.

When the Orioles traded right-hander Bryan Baker to the Rays in exchange for the No. 37 overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft on Thursday morning, it appeared Baltimore’s Trade Deadline strategy may be set.

Who could the Orioles trade next after Bryan Baker? The Baltimore Sun’s Jacob Calvin Meyer shares his thoughts.

Mike Elias has been the Orioles’ executive vice president/general manager since November 2018. In this interview, which was conducted on Sunday, he spoke about the team’s disappointing start, the trade deadline,

In an extreme seller’s market, which is where we’re headed with only six all but certain sellers — Rockies, Marlins, White Sox, Pirates, Nationals, A’s — one strategy for contenders might be

The drafts from 2019 to 2021 helped set up the Orioles’ recent success. A great 2025 draft could do the same over the next decade.

Entering the 2025 season, few would have predicted the Orioles would become potential Trade Deadline sellers. But after it went 35-46 during the first half of the schedule, Baltimore is in a challenging position.

Question: With having the number 37 pick now after the Bryan Baker trade, do you expect our draft strategy to change at all with our current picks at 19, 30, and 31? From: Matthew Bagrowski Answer: Matt,

As the trade deadline gets closer, the industry is broken down again among teams that identify as buyers and sellers, and the group that balances on the bubble.The Orioles knew who they were the ...