It's over! The Dodgers have won. The Orioles get to put an abysmal 2025 fully behind them. Hope abounds as a new offseason rolls in.... so like can the Orioles sign Dylan Cease today???? Unfortunately, no. But! YOU can listen to this podcast and get a primer on what important dates are coming our way in the early-going here, and how the O's are impacted by each.

The biggest domino of the offseason has already fallen. The Orioles have a new manager, and his name is Craig Albernaz. Let's dig through his resume and discuss what this means for the team in 2026 and beyond.

The Baltimore Orioles are searching for a manager in 2026 and have interviewed Albert Pujols. Will the Orioles hire the Hall of Fame inductee to be the next Orioles manager?

The Orioles season is over, and it was a big disaster. The boys are all together to talk about the current vibe and how the team turns things around for 2026.

The Baltimore Orioles did not have one player on the 2025 team that hit 20 home runs by the end of the season. How did this happen?

The Orioles have an undrafted free agent cracking top 100 lists here in the end of 2025. That same UDFA had the fourth-most strikeouts of any pitcher in Minor League Baseball this year, and touched AAA in just his second full season. So, who is Trey Gibson?

Mike Elias isn't going anywhere. The Orioles handed him a promotion last offseason, and they just leaked it. Weird! Let's talk about it.

The Orioles have used the final stretch of the season as a tryout for their bullpen. Let's look at how things are going, and how Mike Elias might approach rebuilding the depleted group going into 2026.

In the midst of a rough week for the O's, a bright spot emerges on the horizon. It grows brighter. You shield your eyes, you can't take it anymore! And then they adjust, and before you stands Kyle Bradish, come to save the Orioles rotation. Yes, this episode is about the triumphant return of the one, the only, CYle Bradish.

Samuel Basallo becomes the first prospect of the Mike Elias era to get an extension. It's a great day! But why was Basallo the one that finally got a deal done?

The Orioles suffered a big loss today: Felix Bautista is out for the next 12 months. The 2026 bullpen is looking extremely thin, and will certainly require some external support. But, the rotation continues to bask in the glow of of a rejuvenated Trevor Rogers. We appreciate the run that Rogers is on, and examine the weakness that he has astoundingly turned into a strength: his breaking balls.

The long-anticipated of arrival of Samuel Basallo is here. Basallo made his MLB debut against the Houston Astros going 1-4 with some loud contact.

Fixing the Orioles rotation should be Mike Elias' top priority this offseason. Let's talk about the current state, the questions to answer, and some possible solutions.

The Orioles are floundering. Fresh off of a series loss to the Athletics, the team looks as thin as it has all year. A series of new (and old) are making up the outfield and struggling to accomplish much of anything, drawing the ire of many fans. On this episode, we fan first, we rant first. Then, we try to use our brains and be rational, ugh.

Ryan Mountcastle returned from the injured list last night and had a critical home run for the Orioles. But is there enough room on the roster for both Mountcastle and Mayo if they are relegated to 1B/DH?

Grasyon Rodriguez's season is done before it ever began, as the big righty is undergoing elbow debridement surgery, which will keep him out the rest of the year. Some details and some historical precedent on this procedure are given, some good outcomes and some bad. We then ask softly "what can we look forward to the rest of this year?" Eli takes a look at four interesting pen arms currently auditioning for roles next year, and discusses the merits of Kade Strowd, Grant Wolfram, Dietrich Enns, and Corbin Martin (who, shockingly, has one of the nastiest single pitches on the Orioles).

No one wanted the trade deadline to go this way, but given where the Orioles are in their season, it made sense. Now it's on Mike Elias to build from here and make a winner in 2026

Seranthony Dominguez was traded to the Toronto Blue Jays in the middle of a double-header between the Orioles and Blue Jays. The Orioles got an interesting AA pitcher in return.

The trade deadline is coming. That means loves of moving pieces for the Orioles. But what will the team look like once the dust settles? And what should we care about in August and September?

The Orioles have swung their second trade of the 2025 season, dealing Gregory Soto to the New York Mets. The O's received two different arms with very different floors and very different ceilings, but both intriguing in their own right. Wellington Aracena and Cam Foster, welcome to the O's!