Orioles agree to minor league contract with RHP Reed Garrett
MASN Staff
Masn
The Orioles have made the following roster move: Agreed to terms on a 2023 Minor League contract with RHP Reed Garrett.
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What new prospect rankings say about Nats farm system
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
Baseball America unveiled its Top 100 Prospects list for the start of the 2023 season Wednesday, and there’s good news: The Nationals not only had four players make the list, they had four players make the top 61. Outfielder James Wood leads the way at No. 11. Robert Hassell III (57), Elijah Green (58) and Cade Cavalli (61) are all bunched together
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Eight is enough: O's lead the way on the Baseball America top 100
Steve Melewski
Orioles
Orioles executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias has said the current O’s top 10 prospects list is about as deep as he’s ever seen. And this is a man that worked for talent-rich organizations in St. Louis and Houston.  That is quite a statement and it was pretty much proven sound when eight of those 10 were ranked among the Baseball
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More spring training curiosities in Orioles camp
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
How the rotation and bullpens are constructed, with the first influencing the second, are the biggest spring training curiosities for me and many others. The final bench spot must be monitored, with a non-roster, left-handed hitting first baseman hoping to crash the opening day party in Boston. I’ve already filled this space with some spring traini
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Orioles top all of MLB with eight ranked in the new Baseball America top 100
Steve Melewski
Orioles
It was a record-setting day for the Orioles with the release of the new Baseball America national top 100 prospects list today. Not only does Gunnar Henderson continue as the publication’s No. 1-ranked prospect, but the Orioles topped all of Major League Baseball with eight players ranked in the top 100, one more than Cleveland's seven and two more
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From minor league top 100s to O's rotation: Could happen for two this year
Steve Melewski
Orioles
We didn’t really need a reminder this week but we got one. The Orioles' Grayson Rodriguez and DL Hall are two of the best pitching prospects in baseball. And during the 2023 season there could be times they pitch in the same Orioles rotation for the first time. Rodriguez, the club’s top draft pick in 2018, is ranked as the club’s No. 2 prospect beh
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Better, worse or the same in 2023: Pitchers
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
The Nationals were bad last year, but you already know that. They want to be better this year, and you probably do, too. But will they be better? That’s what we’re attempting to predict the last two days. Though there’s still a month to go until spring training, and more additions or subtractions are possible, the Nats have already assembled what l
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More on Nats' newest international class
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
With the international signing period opening on Sunday, the Nationals agreed to terms with 14 amateur free agents. A lot was made of the inclusion of Elian Soto, the younger brother of former Nationals superstar outfielder Juan Soto who flipped his intention to sign with the Mets a year ago just months before his older brother was traded to the Pa
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Díaz dives into Orioles non-roster pool
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The Orioles found out yesterday that Lewin Díaz would remain in the organization after he cleared outright waivers and was assigned to Triple-A Norfolk. Díaz was designated for assignment again a week ago. He may or may not have been told. Who wants to make that phone call? But seriously … Getting Díaz through waivers, which has been harder than AP
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Díaz stays with Orioles after clearing waivers
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The Lewin Díaz saga might finally be over. The Orioles announced today that Díaz cleared outright waivers and was assigned to Triple-A Norfolk. He stays in the organization. The outcome allows the Orioles to bring Díaz and Ryan O’Hearn to spring training as non-roster invites competing for the backup job at first base. O’Hearn passed through waiver