As the Orioles go into the 2025 season without last year’s ace pitcher, Corbin Burnes, they are hoping that right-hander Zach Eflin can match his performance over the last two seasons.
SARASOTA—About two dozen Japanese and eight Baltimore reporters surrounded Tomoyuki Sugano early Saturday afternoon as he talked about his first day with the Orioles.
BALTIMORE -- Zach Eflin began his season pitching in front of sparse crowds in St. Petersburg, Fla., for the Tampa Bay Rays. The setting will be far more intense when he tries to continue his campaign, and that of the Orioles, who traded for the right-hander in July.
The Baltimore Orioles lost a tough 1-0 contest against the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday and will now face a do-or-die situation. If the Orioles lose to the Royals on Wednesday, their season will be over.
The Baltimore Orioles have been derailed by injuries to their rotation, losing three pitchers to season-ending surgery throughout the campaign. They attempted to improve their rotation at the deadline by trading for Zach Eflin and Trevor Rogers, but Rogers was abysmal in his first four starts with the team.
The Baltimore Orioles are heading toward the playoffs as the calendar flips to September and the final four weeks of the regular season. Baltimore (78-59) sits 1 1/2 games behind the first-place New York Yankees in the American League East and would have to endure a swoon to fail to reach the postseason.
The Orioles made a flurry of transactions on Thursday including demoting this starting pitcher to Triple-A Norfolk. The hectic day comes three weeks after the Orioles were among the busiest teams leading up to the trade deadline.
Even a brief absence could have a significant impact on the AL East race.
The Baltimore Orioles know how to build a roster. Whether it's improving at the margins or making a splashy free agent signing or trade for a superstar, this new era for the Orioles is not only promising but exciting!
Eflin has been exactly the type of pitcher Baltimore desperately needed and then some.
At least one Baltimore Orioles pitcher is thrilled with the team’s acquisition of pitcher Zach Eflin. The Orioles traded for Eflin over the weekend, sending infielder/outfielder Mac Horvath, right-handed pitcher Jackson Baumeister and outfielder Matthew Etzel to the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Baltimore Orioles hope to find some sustained success when they begin a four-game series with Monday's doubleheader against the visiting Toronto Blue Jays.
As the Baltimore Orioles look to avoid a series sweep, they will activate their newest acquisition, Zach Eflin. One of the best teams in the American League, the Orioles are not playing like a legitimate World Series contender.
The Orioles may not be done making moves.
The American League East-leading Baltimore Orioles have continued making moves to prepare for the postseason.
The Baltimore Orioles are adding a new face to the rotation with their trade for Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Zach Eflin.
A week ago, starting pitching didn’t look like much of a need for the Braves. That’s changed with the uncertainty surrounding Max Fried after he was placed on the IL with a forearm injury.
The Rays have been open to trading from their rotation this year and could do so again, with right-hander Zach Eflin one of the possible candidates. Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports that the Astros, Braves and Cardinals are “among the teams expected to have strong interest” in the righty.
The Braves have obvious needs in the outfield and at shortstop, but I continually see pundits mention pitching ahead of the MLB trade deadline. On the one hand, clubs can never have enough pitching, which Atlanta knows all too well.
Few pitchers have dominated Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees the way Tampa Bay Rays right-hander Zach Eflin has. Eflin will look to continue that trend when he takes the mound on Wednesday night against the visiting Yankees in the middle contest of a three-game series.
Most Philadelphia Phillies fans will remember starting pitcher Zach Eflin. He was a fan favorite for many years and had a successful tenure with the franchise.
The Rays announced a few transactions before Monday's game against the Red Sox.
The Braves are reportedly eyeing Rays starting pitcher Zach Eflin as a potential trade target for later in the season. “Atlanta is keeping a close eye
The Braves are reportedly “keeping a close eye on” the pitcher as a potential trade target prior to the deadline.
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