The outfielder signed a five-year, $92.5 million contract with the Blue Jays that includes a sixth-year option that could raise the total value to $110 million.

The Orioles have 48 players in major league camp and can have only 26 on their roster for opening day.

MASN will still broadcast both games in 2025, but starting in 2026, the Nationals will be “free to explore alternatives for their television rights,” Major League Baseball said.

Eflin is looking to add depth to his curveball to separate it from his sweeper more, and he’s doing it the only way he knows how: by combining new-school technology with old-school feel.

The star shortstop felt sore after hitting the ground on a leaping catch in the first inning.

Sugano threw 28 pitches in two innings, allowing one hit and two walks against the Pirates.

There’s still a few spots up for grabs, and a strong performance in workouts and exhibition games can give someone an edge. Here's which Orioles players have looked good in early spring training action.

Bautista was away from his teammates for the entirety of the 2024 season, and that meant free evenings with no one to spend them with.

Holliday was told after the 2023 season that the Orioles wanted him to learn second base, a position Holliday had only played 25 times. Now he has the basics down and can focus on being crisper.

“He was the guy that I talked to,” Zack said of Buck. “He was the guy who would give me the harsh criticism when others wouldn’t.”

The Orioles are watching Samuel Basallo grow up before their eyes and keep pace with the more established Adley Rutschman.

“We’d like to have players stay with Baltimore for a long, long time and their entire career," Rubenstein said.

Means made 73 starts throughout his seven major league seasons with the Orioles, pitching to a 3.68 ERA.

"I think if I were have gotten surgery in January there kind of would have been a little regret and questioning if maybe I didn’t have to get surgery because it didn’t feel that bad at that moment," Bradish said.

Eight players got a chance for one-on-one training with the major league staff and to get acclimated before the madness begins.

“He’s all about winning,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “That was clear in our two Zooms that we had with him this offseason, that he’s coming over here to win.”

“We have some guys in this camp and on our club that had really good starts to their major league careers. I think it’s organic that they are going to take on that role,” manager Brandon Hyde said.

The eight games are an increase from past years, but still low compared to other regional sports networks.

The Orioles lack a clear No. 1 starter, but they hope depth will help them.

Four top-30 prospects are among the 26 non-roster players the Orioles invited to camp.