Baltimore Orioles

How did the return packages look in the biggest deals at this year's trade deadline?

Holliday was added back to the Orioles' active roster Wednesday morning.

Let's look at all the deals that came in during the final hours of the MLB trading period.

The trade deadline went well for the O's, Tigers, Dodgers and Marlins. But contenders like the Guardians and Astros could have done more.

Baltimore has decided to roll the dice and spend some money to see if they can get Jiménez right — or at least hot in the postseason.

By Levi Weaver, Matt Gelb and C. Trent Rosecrans The Baltimore Orioles, intent on maintaining its grip on the American League East, made a flurry of moves before Tuesday’s 6 pm ET trade deadline. In separate transactions, Baltimore added outfielder Eloy Jiménez from the Chicago White Sox, outfielder Austin Slater and infielder Livan Soto from the Cincinnati Reds and left-handed reliever Gregory Soto from the Philadelphia Phillies. That late activity capped a busy day for the Orioles, who had earlier acquired lefty Trevor Rogers from the Marlins. The rebuilding White Sox had been one of the...

With left-handed starters in short supply, the Orioles made a move for Trevor Rogers and their return headed back to Miami was notable.

Rogers' fastball is down about 2 1/2 mph from his heyday. Will Baltimore use him as a back-end starter or use him out of the bullpen?

By Kamila Hinkson, Ken Rosenthal and Levi Weaver The Baltimore Orioles have acquired left-handed starter Trevor Rogers from the Miami Marlins. Going back to Miami in return are outfielder Kyle Stowers and infielder Connor Norby. Rogers has a 4.53 ERA in 21 starts and is under team control through 2026. He ranked No. 38 overall and No. 14 among starting pitchers in The Athletic’s Trade Deadline Big Big Board. But he hasn’t quite been able to duplicate his success from 2021 when he was an All-Star and finished second in NL Rookie of the Year voting. Further, his strikeout-to-walk...

Here's what we'll be watching for up until 6 p.m. ET.

Here at Power Rankings HQ, we know there are many ways to improve a ballclub. For this week, we dream up what could be better than a trade.

With the 6 p.m. ET deadline rapidly approaching, start the day by catching up on where every team in the league stands

Plus more on the starting pitching market and what the White Sox may do next.

Deals for relievers are a staple of the trade deadline. But rising prices have prompted teams to pay a steeper price for bullpen help.

The action started Thursday and intensified from there, with both Florida teams sending dynamic players to American League contenders.