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202679–82
4th AL East · Missed playoffs
Orioles' offseason has been quiet so far, with GM meetings this week and a lockout looming.
In an SB Nation column, the writer says the offseason has brought little news for Baltimore and that Mike Elias's moves often arrive without warning. The column raises whether the Orioles will try to re-sign Trevor Rogers, but says it may not be known if they do. Camden Chat ran the same piece.
Source: Camden Chat
From Saturday
Orioles reportedly open to trading nearly anyone but Pete Alonso, per Camden Chat, ahead of GM meetings.
The fan blog notes the GM meetings take place next week and that the team discussed deals involving Jackson Holliday and Colton Cowser over the summer. The author says Gunnar Henderson would command a huge return but is unlikely to be dealt, and that players recently given extensions, such as Samuel Basallo, Shane Baz and Kyle Bradish, are unlikely to move.
Source: Camden Chat
From Thursday
Viva El Birdos examines possible Cardinals trades with the Orioles for a third baseman, centering on Gunnar Henderson.
According to the blog, the Orioles have reportedly been open to trading most of their roster except Pete Alonso, and Henderson is reportedly on the table if they are blown away. The post cites Steamer projecting Henderson for 4.8 WAR in 632 plate appearances and projects his 2028 season at 4.5 WAR. It also cites MLB Trade Rumors' projection of $14.1 million for 2027, and Henderson becomes a free agent after 2028.
Source: Viva El Birdos
Around the MLB
No. 1 in the 30-second version
Mets re-signed right-hander Robert Stock, 36, to a one-year major league contract.
ESPN reports Stock earned his first major league win since 2019 in August. Amazin' Avenue, a fan blog, notes he spent three years in international leagues after a 2021 Mets stint and had thoracic outlet surgery last March. It also notes he allowed one or zero runs while pitching four or more innings in four of his seven starts.
Sources: ESPN · Amazin' Avenue
No. 2 in the 30-second version
Pete Crow-Armstrong won a Platinum Glove and the Cubs earned a team Gold Glove, per MLB.com.
MLB.com also reports Bellinger won a Platinum Glove, and the Blue Jays shared the team Gold Glove honor. Fan blogs SB Nation and Bleed Cubbie Blue say Freddy Peralta, Michael King and a possible Clay Holmes reunion are being linked to the Cubs' pitching needs, and quote Jed Hoyer saying the bullpen moves did not produce as well as they had the year before.
Sources: MLB.com · Bleed Cubbie Blue
No. 3 in the 30-second version
MLB.com reports how every prospect fared at the AFL Fall Stars Game and names the top performers.
Three MLB.com pieces cover the prospects' performances, the seven top performers, and a father-and-son moment involving the O'Dowds.
Source: MLB.com
Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll had right elbow surgery this week.
The Diamondbacks said Carroll is expected to be ready for the start of spring training in February. ESPN reported the surgery.
Source: ESPN
Blue Jays prospect Aaron Parker won the Arizona Fall League Home Run Derby after replacing Chase Harlan.
Parker was told late Friday night he would replace Harlan, a Dodgers prospect who scratched, and had less than 24 hours to prepare. He beat Alex McCoy 12-7, Brooks Bryan 5-4, and Taj Peete in the final, where he hit a pair of homers. Parker finished with 19 total homers, four more than any other hitter.
Sources: MLB.com · True Blue LA
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