The Baltimore Orioles have made significant changes to their front office, promoting six members, including Brendan Fournie to assistant general manager and Matt Blood to vice president of player and staff development. These moves aim to strengthen leadership and improve performance after a disappointing season.

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Craig Albernaz, the new Baltimore Orioles manager, is optimistic about leading the team out of the AL Easts lower rankings. Despite a challenging season, he sees the rosters potential and believes past struggles will fuel future growth. His immediate priorities include understanding the organization, assembling his coaching staff, and connecting with players individually.

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Dustin Lind, a 37-year-old with a strong background in hitting coaching, has been appointed as the new lead hitting coach for the Baltimore Orioles. Previously working with the Phillies and Giants, Linds hiring is a significant step under new manager Craig Albernaz. This move comes as former bench coach Robinson Chirinos wont return, and Cody Asche has joined the Tigers. The Orioles are expected to fill additional assistant hitting coach positions soon.

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Jeremiah Jacksons Unexpected Rise in the Orioles Organization: From Minor League Signing to Major League DebutJeremiah Jackson, a 24-year-old minor league signing, defied expectations by making his big league debut with the Baltimore Orioles. Initially assigned to Double-A, his performance didnt initially stand out. However, a surprising turn of events saw him promoted to Triple-A Norfolk, where he hit eleven home runs and posted an impressive on-base plus slugging percentage over one thousand. Despite limited outfield experience, the Orioles gave him a chance when two spots opened up in August. Jackson adjusted well, batting .323 with a .344 on-base percentage and a .484 slugging percentage by the end of August.

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On November seventh, we revisit a trade that brought promising prospects to Baltimore. The Orioles traded away a left-handed reliever, Gregory Soto, known for his impressive velocity but inconsistent control, for two pitching prospects, Wellington Aracena and Cameron Foster. This move underscores the teams strategy of converting short-term assets into future talent.

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The Baltimore Orioles kicked off the MLB off-season with a flurry of activity, making fourteen player transactions that reshaped over a quarter of their forty-man roster. They signed veteran outfielder Leody Taveras and claimed Pedro León from the Astros, both known for their speed. The Orioles also added reliever Anthony Nunez to the roster. To make space, they parted ways with several players, including outfielders Dylan Carlson and Daniel Johnson, and relievers Carson Ragsdale, José Castillo, and Shawn Dubin. José Castillo was claimed by the Mets. The Orioles also designated lefty Josh Walker for assignment. In division news, the Tampa Bay Rays declined their option on closer Pete Fairbanks, who could be a potential target for the Orioles.

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The Baltimore Orioles have made significant roster moves, exercising a nine-million-dollar option for pitcher Andrew Kittredge, signaling their confidence in his performance. Meanwhile, they declined a five-point-five-million-dollar option for infielder and outfielder Jorge Mateo, making him a free agent. Kittredge, a thirty-five-year-old right-hander, had a solid season with the Orioles and Chicago Cubs, while Mateo struggled at the plate due to injury. These moves highlight the Orioles strategic planning for the next season.

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The Houston Astros, after a disappointing postseason, have placed five players on waivers, including Pedro Leon. The Baltimore Orioles have claimed Leon, taking a calculated risk on the once-highly touted prospect, who received a four-million-dollar bonus in 2021. The Orioles aim to unlock Leons potential, envisioning him as a key contributor by the 2026 season.

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Four Baltimore Orioles prospects - Enrique Bradfield Jr., Luis De León, Ethan Anderson, and Tanner Smith - have been selected for the Arizona Fall Leagues Fall Stars game. Bradfield Jr., the Orioles number four prospect, has impressed with his speed and agility, ranking second in stolen bases. De León, a left-handed pitcher, has shown dominance on the mound, earning Pitcher of the Week honors. Anderson, an unranked catcher, has surprised with his batting average and defense. Smith, another unranked pitcher, has maintained a strong ERA in relief appearances. Their selection highlights the bright future of the Orioles.

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