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The 2026 season wasn’t a good one for Oriole outfielders. They didn’t have an outfielder who hit 15 home runs, drove in 60 runs or batted over .230. Taylor Ward, their most productive outfielder, was traded to Seattle on August…

Writer Rich Dubroff argues that the Baltimore Orioles need to seek external help via trades or free agency for their outfield ahead of the 2027 season. The unit struggled significantly throughout 2026, failing to produce a single player who hit 15 home runs, drove in 60 runs, or batted over .230, while leading contributors like Colton Cowser, Dylan Beavers, and Tyler O'Neill posted modest offensive numbers.
While the Orioles boast several promising minor league prospects like Eric Booth Jr., Ike Irish, and Enrique Bradfield Jr., Dubroff notes they are likely not ready until 2028 or later. With Luis Robert Jr. expected to be bought out for $2 million and Heston Kjerstad facing an uncertain future, Baltimore requires immediate outside additions to bolster offensive production.
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