Baltimore Orioles: With Spring Training approaching, Orioles need to fill holes

Despite the Mark Trumbo signing, the Baltimore Orioles still have work to do when it comes to filling the holes in their roster. So what do the Orioles have to do between now and February 14?

The Baltimore Orioles have had their usual quiet offseason minus a few trades and signings.

Since the season ended for the Orioles in the beginning of October, the O’s traded for pitcher Logan Verrett and outfielder Seth Smith, and signed catcher Welington Castillo, and DH Mark Trumbo.

But despite the Orioles bolstering the pen and lineup, there is still work to be done between now and the Orioles first workout session on February 14.

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The Orioles are still in need of a few pieces, but a free agent market that wasn’t so prosperous to begin with, has now run dry.

But what positions still need bolstering before the Orioles can compete with the rest of the American League East in 2017? Are the additions of Trumbo, Verrett, Smith and Castillo enough?

And if not, can the Orioles fill the remaining holes in the free agent market, or would they have to be a little more inventive?

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