Spring Training is just three days away, and the Orioles enter camp with a number of question marks. How does the rotation shake out? Why does this team need 6 outfielders with big league experience? What is the plan for Heston Kjerstad and Coby Mayo? Ryan Blake joins Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

The Birdland Caravan is underway and the team culture looks to be in midseason form. Mike Elias spoke to the media to kick things off and had some interesting things to say about the rotation, new ownership, and the quality of the roster. Plus, Felix Bautista will NOT be a full-go to start Spring Training. Have the Orioles missed the boat on adding another reliever with legitimate closing experience? Zach Moore of PigTown Sports joins Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

Anthony Santander is a Blue Jay. Did the Orioles make a mistake letting 44 HR and 102 RBI walk out the door? First Corbin Burnes, now Tony Taters. Plus, robot umpires are being tested out in Spring Training. Is this better or worse for baseball? Zach Moore of PigTown Sports joins Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

The Roki Sasaki Sweepstakes are over and...he's not an Oriole. Nope, the rich get richer (again) as the LA Dodgers have signed the 23-y.o. hard-throwing phenom. Does Major League Baseball have a problem on it's hands? Plus, Anthony Santander remains unsigned despite the link to the Blue Jays. Is Toronto, in the words of Syd Thrift, playing with confederate money? Glenn Clark, and then later Stan Charles, join Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

The Orioles made another splash! That's right, they've expanded the Bird Bath to include section 84! But also, they signed high-leverage reliever Andrew Kittredge to sure up the backend of their bullpen. And rumors are the team had an agreement with top reliever Jeff Hoffman before a physical turned up some shoulder issues. Does this mean the Orioles have more in store? Jeremy Conn of 105.7 The Fan's Big Bad Morning Show joins Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

The Orioles signed another starting pitcher in the form of veteran Charlie Morton, inking the 2x All-Star and 2x World Series Champion to a 1-year, $15M pact. Is this the veteran leadership a young Orioles team needs, or is just another aging presence in a shaky rotation for a team desperate to get to it's first World Series in 42 years? Zach Moore of @PigTownSports and Griffin Bass join Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

Burnes'd Again! Corbin Burnes is a Diamondback and the Orioles are still searching for their next ace. It's hard to argue that this team isn't currently worse than the one that scored 1 run in the playoffs three months ago, but we're damn sure going to try to find some kind of silver lining here. Dillon Atkinson joins Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

The offseason is moving right along, and so are the Orioles. In the latest turn of events, the Birds have signed standout Japanese pitcher, 35-y.o. Tomoyuki Sugano, the 3x Central League MVP and 2x Sawamura Award Winner (NPB Cy Young equivalent). Is he enough to replace Corbin Burnes? Is Corbin Burnes actually gone? Have the Orioles kept pace with the Yankees and their flurry of high profile moves? PressBox's own Glenn Clark (Glenn Cark Radio; 105.7 The Fan) joins Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

Hours after last week's show ended, the Orioles made their first splash of the offseason, signing Tyler O'Neill for 3/$49.5M, while also agreeing to terms with Gary Sanchez to be the backup catcher, signaling the likely end to the tenures of both Anthony Santander and James McCann in Baltimore. The problem? Crickets since. The Winter Meetings have come and gone, the top pitchers (aside from Corbin Burnes) are off the market, and the Orioles are still seemingly sitting on the hands. Is it time to panic? Zach Moore of PigTownSports joins Paul to discuss that and more on The Bat Around!

The Winter Meetings begin in Dallas tomorrow, and the Orioles are expected to be very active, but how active will they really be? With that in mind, we’ve decided to bring in a multitude of guests for the show today, starting off your second favorite host, from GCR and 105.7 the Fan, Glenn Clark, followed by Ryan Blake, Zack Goodman, Bob Phelan, and Dillon Atkinson. Plus, the proposed Golden At-Bat Rule: does anybody outside of Rob Manfred actually think this is a good idea? We discuss that and more on The Bat Around!