Baltimore Orioles dey look sharp sharp at Framber Valdez, Kyle Schwarber, and Tatsuya Imai as dem dey try beef up dem pitching department. According to reports, Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias dey open to sign free agents wey reject qualifying offer, even if e mean say dem go lose dem third-highest selection for di 2026 draft.
Framber Valdez, wey bin reject di QO, dey among di players wey di Orioles dey eye. Apart from qualified free agents, dem don also check Tatsuya Imai as dem dey explore di upper levels of di pitching market.
Elias bin dey vocal about di team need for pitching, especially starting pitching. Even though dem trade Grayson Rodriguez to di Los Angeles Angels for Taylor Ward, e still dey determined to find top-of-di-rotation arms. E talk say dem dey pursue every one of dem.
But di Orioles no be di only team wey dey look for top-tier starters. Di New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, New York Mets, and Philadelphia Phillies dey also compete for di same players, wey go drive up di prices.
Signing Alonso or Schwarber go make di lineup construction get some questions, but di Orioles go gladly accept am as 'good problem to have' if e mean say dem dey add elite power bat. Schwarber and Alonso dey also known as clubhouse leaders, and adding veteran mentor to young team go be good tin.
Di Reality of di Situation
Di Orioles dey face tough competition for top-of-di-rotation arms. Di Yankees dey look for big-time starter because of injury wahala, di Red Sox wan slot standout No. 2 behind Garrett Crochet, and di Mets get deep pockets to spend. Di Phillies get opening for dem own rotation too.
Key Takeaways:
- Orioles dey interested in Framber Valdez, Kyle Schwarber, and Tatsuya Imai.
- Mike Elias dey determined to add top-of-di-rotation arms.
- Competition dey fierce from other teams like Yankees, Red Sox, Mets, and Phillies.