On this edition of Orioles Hot Stove, Brett Hollander and Geoff Arnold kick off Birdland Caravan live from inside the warehouse at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The guys sit down with General Manager Mike Elias, first baseman Ryan Mountcastle and shortstop Gunnar Henderson.

On this edition of Orioles Hot Stove, Geoff Arnold and Brett Hollander talk with two current members of the Orioles, Ryan O'Hearn and Jackson Holliday. O'Hearn talks about how pumped he is to get back to Baltimore for the upcoming caravan weekend and what he has done training wise this offseason. Holliday discusses how he hopes to build off of last year and how excited he is to compete at Spring Training.

On this edition of Orioles Hot Stove, Geoff Arnold and Brett Hollander talk with Major League Field Coordinator/Catching Instructor Tim Cossins and Vice President of International Scouting and Operations Koby Perez. Cossins discusses what is different about his day to day during spring training versus the regular season and how excited he is to get Felix Bautista back in the bullpen. Perez talks about the most recent international signing class and how the new complex in the Dominican Republic has helped the ball club. To close the show, Geoff and Brett pay tribute to legendary Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker who passed away at the age of 90.

The Orioles Hot Stove show has returned for 2025! On this episode, Geoff Arnold and Brett Hollander talk with President of Business Operations Catie Griggs and Pitching Coach Drew French. Griggs discusses the promotional schedule and the new temporary sound system for the upcoming season. French talks about his previous relationship with new pitcher Charlie Morton and how excited he is to get down to Sarasota for Spring Training.

In this episode of the Orioles Hot Stove Show, Geoff Arnold and Brett Hollander discuss the signing of Tomoyuki Sugano to the Orioles and what it means to the starting rotation. In addition, Orioles outfielder Tyler O'Neill and Vice President of Pro Scouting Mike Snyder join the show.

In this episode of the Orioles Hot Stove Show, Brett Hollander sits down with Orioles Executive Vice President and General Manager Mike Elias to discuss the latest moves and rumors surrounding Baltimore's favorite baseball team. From the winter meetings in Dallas to the strategic acquisition of power hitters Tyler O'Neal and Gary Sanchez. How will these new signings fit into the Orioles' plans for the coming season? Mike Elias also discusses the challenges and opportunities in the current trade and free agency market, and what it means for the Orioles' developmental system, which continues to show promise with rising prospects.

The Orioles Hot Stove Show is back! On the first episode, Brett Hollander and special guest host Steve Melwski are joined by Orioles manager Brandon Hyde and hitting coach Cody Asche. Hyde discusses how long it takes to get over the end of the season, how his offseason has been and how excited he is to get Felix Bautista back. Asche talks about what the new dynamic will be amongst the new hitting coaches joining him and how the new left field wall dimensions will also help left-handed hitters.

On this edition of Orioles Hot Stove, Geoff Arnold and masnsports.com writer Steve Melewski are joined by Assistant General Manager Eve Rosenbaum. They break down all the aspects of the Corbin Burnes trade, other recent roster moves and if the team will make anymore moves before the regular season begins. The duo is also joined by the Hall of Famer, Jim Palmer to discuss the significance of the team now having an ace in Corbin Burnes and how good the current rotation is.

On this edition of Orioles Hot Stove, Brett Hollander and Geoff Arnold return to Mothers Grill and are joined by masnsports.com writer Steve Melewski. They discuss some storylines heading into Spring Training that begins in just a few weeks. Brett and Geoff also discuss how much fun they had at the caravan events and recap Gunnar Henderson and Brandon Hyde accepting their awards from BBWAA.  **Please note this show aired before the Corbin Burnes trade became official. **