Rival teams might play games at the Baltimore Orioles’ facility next season.
Since the 2024 season ended, no team has been more active than the Baltimore Orioles, who have already revamped their coaching staff, head trainer, and advance scouting department after another disappointing playoff finish.
Insiders close to the team have not indicated that anyone was forced out due to these results, but it’s evident the organization is open to exploring all options to strengthen their chances of contending for a World Series championship.
A major advantage for Baltimore could be the arrival of new ownership. With local billionaire David Rubenstein buying the franchise, there’s hope he’ll invest more into the team, helping them financially compete with big-market rivals like the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, and Toronto Blue Jays.
During the early years of GM Mike Elias’s leadership, the Orioles have followed the example of the Tampa Bay Rays, a small-market team known for its strong development and scouting to build a competitive roster.
