Orioles: Everyone is available except Pete Alonso
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In the not-too-distant past, the Baltimore Orioles were tipped to become the next dynasty in Major League Baseball—or nearly so. Their failure to address their main weakness, however—the starting rotation—led to a downward spiral, with the results we all know. It seems, however, that the Maryland team’s front office has finally realized (and it’s about […]
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Orioles: Everyone is available except Pete Alonso
In the not-too-distant past, the Baltimore Orioles were tipped to become the next dynasty in Major League Baseball—or nearly so. Their failure to address their main weakness, however—the starting rotation—led to a downward spiral, with the results we all know. It seems,...
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