Unless you’re a fan of the Seattle Mariners or New York Mets, this offseason has consisted mainly of longingly staring into the cold, dark void that is winter. For fans of the Baltimore Orioles, it has been especially brutal, with much of the offseason focused on building a front office and staff. The additions of general manager Mike Elias, assistant GM of analytics Sig Mejdal, and manager Brandon Hyde are all positive first steps and have injected hope and intrigue into a fanbase which witnessed their beloved O’s drop a league-high 115 games. But what about the play on the field?
Baltimore Orioles: Five Prospects Facing Key Seasons In 2019
