For the second-straight season, the Orioles made the MLB Postseason — but failed to win a game in October baseball. Baltimore was set to lose several notable names off their 2024 roster and did.
As pitchers and catchers begin filing into the Sarasota, FL spring training complex this week, the Baltimore Orioles have important questions to address.
After bringing in Tyler O'Neill to boost their outfield and Gary Sanchez to improve their offensive profile, the Baltimore Orioles are seemingly turning their attention to pitchers the rest of the offseason.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
There were a lot of people surprised when the Baltimore Orioles handed Gary Sanchez a one–year, $8.5 million contract. The catcher has become a journeyman, playing with five teams the last four seasons after he never quite lived up to expectations when he was the backstop for the New York Yankees.
Gary Sánchez may be unfamiliar with the Baltimore Orioles, and fans may be somewhat unfamiliar with him. But Sánchez is definitely familiar with Orioles infielder Jorge Mateo.
One of the moves that the Baltimore Orioles made early on in free agency was signing catcher Gary Sanchez. The two sides agreed to a one-year, $8.5 million deal, as he could be in line to take over the backup catcher job.
The Baltimore Orioles entered this offseason with a roster filled with offensive talent, and a pitching staff in need of some attention with ace Corbin Burnes entering free agency.
The Baltimore Orioles announced two big signings official on Tuesday afternoon. It was reported last weekend that Baltimore had agreed to terms with outfielder Tyler O'Neill and catcher Gary Sanchez a few days ago, but now the team can officially comment on them as the contracts have been signed and announced.
Former New York Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez has found a new home in the MLB. According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Baltimore Orioles have signed Sanchez to a one-year deal.
It’s a travel day for a lot of folks headed to Dallas for the Winter Meetings, which begin tomorrow. But I don’t necessarily expect the activity to cease entirely today … I think this is probably the most enjoyably active an MLB offseason has been pre-Winter Meetings in years.
After helping the Milwaukee Brewers win the National League Central in 2024, catcher Gary Sanchez has signed a one-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles, returning him to the American League East, where he once starred with the New York Yankees.
A former All-Star for the New York Yankees is returning to the AL East. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported Saturday that free agent catcher Gary Sanchez is signing with the Baltimore Orioles.
The New York Yankees could look at an out-of-the-box option to fill their void at first base in 2025. The Yankees declined the team option for Anthony Rizzo, leaving them without a starting first baseman at the beginning of the offseason.
The allure of any winter is seeing what new faces will wear Brewer blue on the next Opening Day. To do so, room has to be made for these new faces, often done through trades and declining and club or mutual options. The biggest recent move made was to place Colin Rea on waivers.
The Milwaukee Brewers were one of baseball’s best squads in the regular season, finishing 93-69 and winning the NL Central by 10 games. However, they’re shaking up the roster after getting upset by the New York Mets in the Wild Card.
The Brewers declined their end of Gary Sanchez’s $4M mutual option for the 2025 season.
The 26-Man Roster Crunch William Contreras has been a highly durable option for the Brewers at catcher – with Gary Sanchez primarily serving as designated hitter for the Crew.
Gary Sanchez wasn’t in the lineup Tuesday against the Texas Rangers due to a calf strain. The veteran slugger has now been placed on the 10-day injured list with that injury, per Adam McCalvy of MLB.com.
Gary Sanchez hit the go-ahead homer and drove in three runs as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the visiting Chicago Cubs 6-4 on Thursday afternoon to take three of four in the series.
The total package paints Sanchez as a decent everyday catcher, which could lead to pretty good money in free agency.
The Padres and Gary Sánchez are engaged in discussions about a potential new contract.
The San Diego Padres are hoping that the surprise performance of castoff catcher Gary Sanchez could translate to a team turnaround.
The New York Mets are giving former All-Star catcher Gary Sanchez a potential chance at revitalizing his career.
Sanchez is a pretty lucky guy right now. Lucky that his teammate did not accidentally take his head off with a swing in the on-deck circle.
Sanchez joined the Twins as part of the Josh Donaldson trade.
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