BREAKING: Orioles’ Shocking $90 Million Slugger Reunion Could Shake Up MLB Offseason

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Inside The $1.7 Billion Sale Of The Baltimore Orioles

This summer, the Baltimore Orioles must use free agency to retool. The Orioles need a little boost in the lineup, but pitching is one of their top objectives. Anthony Santander’s return would enable the Orioles to maintain their AL East competitiveness. As of December 19, the team needs a right-handed hitter, RP, and SP (x2).

SP: Jack Flaherty

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Despite his exploits from the previous season, Jack Flaherty might be considered a consolation prize. Between the Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Dodgers, he recorded a 3.1 WAR and a 3.17 ERA. His average yearly salary of $21 million aligns perfectly with the Orioles’ budget.

SP: John Means

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John Means has struggled with injuries in recent seasons, making a return to Baltimore a smart move for both sides. When healthy, he’s proven to be an effective starter, as seen in his standout 2019 and 2021 campaigns with the Orioles. A team-friendly contract for Means could free up funds for the Orioles to pursue a big-name slugger.

OF: Anthony Santander

 

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Anthony Santander should be the Orioles’ top offseason priority. With a lefty-heavy lineup, they need a powerful right-handed bat, and Santander fits the bill after smashing 44 home runs in 2024. His projected contract is around $90 million, though he might be open to a hometown discount to stay in Baltimore.

RP: Jake Junis

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Adding bullpen depth is always a smart move, and Jake Junis offers excellent value at just $4.3 million per year. In 2024, he showcased his dominance with an impressive 6.4-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Junis would be a valuable asset for the Orioles, boosting their bullpen and strengthening their pitching staff for the 2025 season.

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