Teams have until 6 p.m. Tuesday to add players who signed as teenagers in 2021 or earlier, or as college players in 2022 or earlier.

The club executive has never set such a high bar for the Orioles’ offseason plans.

Here are four things president of baseball operations Mike Elias and his team have likely discussed at great length over the last couple of months.

All signs point to an offseason that might excite a fan base that had little reason to be interested in this club last year.

He’s here to fix and elevate the young core. That’s his mandate.

Is this going to be another new set of chefs with the same menu, or is the flavor of the hitting program about to change?

The Orioles can still make win-now moves this winter with this first-time manager in place. But there’s no indication that Mike Elias and company are just going to change tack and go a traditional route to get there.

Trevor Rogers, Kyle Bradish, Tyler Wells, Grayson Rodriguez and Dean Kremer make for an imposing rotation on paper. But can the Orioles depend on them?

You have to take Toronto seriously from now on, and you can’t just assume it won’t deliver when it matters. The Yankees and Red Sox always reside in that category where the division is concerned.

Elias’ Orioles just finished a dispiriting 87-loss season, one in which the club’s offseason of short-term deals and stopgap measures caught much of the blame.

Jon Meoli remembers the Baltimore Orioles who played through the pain in the past season.

After an 87-loss season, more with the Orioles is wilting than thriving. Not Mike Elias’ perspective, though.

This is an uneasy time in a lot of pockets of the Orioles organization, and the coaching room is a hot spot of uncertainty.

What a new billboard, featuring Baltimore Orioles players Samuel Basallo, Gunnar Henderson and Jackson Holliday, say about the MLB team.

His honest look in the mirror and diligent work to rebuild his body and free his mind got him back to the pitcher who was an All-Star in 2021.

Deals for veterans are far riskier propositions and take a lot more capital. They’re the kind of moves that will likely make the Orioles a contender again.

If you want to know what's going on with the Baltimore Orioles and it's pitching, look no further than Kade Strowd.

Bradish completed seven of the most comfortable innings you’ll see Tuesday night in a 3-2, walk-off win over the Pirates, striking out six and allowing just one run on four hits with a pair of walks.