The Baltimore Orioles added to their outfield depth Tuesday, reportedly agreeing to terms with former Atlanta Braves outfielder Ramon Laureano on a $4 million contract. The agreement was reported by Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic on Twitter/X. Laureano, 30, became a free agent after a bounceback 2024 season in Atlanta in which he hit .259 with 11 home runs, eight stolen bases and a .748 OPS (107 OPS+). That was his best season by OPS+ since 2021 in Oakland.
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The Atlanta Braves continued their quest to build bullpen depth on a budget this offseason with their latest signing of a reliever with a curious profile.
As SportsNet LA’s studio host John Hartung began rattling off the offseason moves the Los Angeles Dodgers completed, the crowd before him on Saturday at DodgerFest broke…
The Baltimore Orioles are coming off of a season that saw them win 91 games and secure a wild card spot. Despite losing to the Royals in…
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