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With spring training beginning a month from now, a long list of former Baltimore Orioles are still looking to land a job for 2020.

Heading into spring training next month, Baltimore Orioles lefty Rob Zastryzny could be a pitcher worth keeping your eye on.

Birds Watcher's newest contributor, Ben Schneider, introduces himself to Orioles fan.

The Baltimore Orioles added more competition to their infield mix, claiming Richard Urena off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays.

As news of Baltimore Orioles arbitration deadline happenings is released, we will update this page with the latest around Birdland.

The Baltimore Orioles still have three arbitration-eligible players to work with and a noon Friday deadline looming to exchange figures.

We dive into the new Outs Above Average numbers for Baltimore Orioles infielders over at Baseball Savant to help pass the time.

The Baltimore Orioles have secured their slick-fielding shortstop, but are they done in free agency? Where do they go from here?

To make room for Jose Iglesias on the 40-man roster, the Baltimore Orioles designated pitcher Eric Hanhold for assignment.

The Baltimore Orioles made their second free agent signing on Monday, shortstop Jose Iglesias, giving fans something small to be excited about.

The Baltimore Orioles have signed free agent shortstop Jose Iglesias to a free agent contract, as first reported by MLB.com's Mark Feinsand.

On this day in 2009, the Baltimore Orioles signed a Japanese pitcher named Koji Uehara, who managed a fine career in the major leagues.

This trio of Baltimore Orioles outfielders all need a strong rebound in 2020 if they want to stick around on a winning Orioles team.

This January is sure to look a lot like last January for the Baltimore Orioles, which means not a lot of excitement in terms of player acquisition.

As we begin 2020, we want to say thank you to all of the Baltimore Orioles fans who keep coming back to read our work and support us.

The list of top pitching performances by a Baltimore Orioles pitcher this decade is a bit underwhelming, but here are the top five.

As we close out 2019, we take a look back at the top five biggest seasons for a Baltimore Orioles hitter. A once-feared slugger takes the top spot.

Baltimore Orioles first baseman/designated hitter Chris Davis needs just five more home runs to reach 300 in his 13-year career.

The Baltimore Orioles earned a top ten ranking in ESPN's 2019 Sports Misery Index, this after capturing back-to-back 100+ loss seasons.

The Baltimore Orioles are still in the market for a fourth catcher to add to the roster. Recently DFA'd catcher Eric Haase is an interesting option.

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