Tyler O'Neill opts to stay with Baltimore Orioles for two more years, despite a disappointing 2025 season. The outfielder, who hit 30 home runs for the Red Sox in 2024, chose not to exercise his opt-out clause, earning him $16.5 million per year through 2026. O'Neill's performance in 2025, plagued by injuries and underwhelming stats, has put pressure on him to rediscover his power-hitting form. Meanwhile, the Orioles part ways with Jorge Mateo, declining his contract option and making him a free agent.

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