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A look at one realistic trade option, one bold trade prediction, and one trade mistake that the Baltimore Orioles could make this week.

Nicholas Stevens outlines potential trade scenarios for the Baltimore Orioles ahead of the Major League Baseball General Manager Meetings in Las Vegas. The writer suggests targeting Seattle Mariners right-hander George Kirby as a realistic acquisition to bolster Baltimore's starting rotation. Stevens proposes leveraging Baltimore's surplus infield depth or outfielders like Colton Cowser to acquire Kirby, who has multiple years of team control remaining.
Additionally, Stevens argues that trading former top overall pick Jackson Holliday would represent a bold move to resolve an infield logjam and acquire pitching. Conversely, the writer warns that acquiring 33-year-old Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte would be a significant mistake due to declining production and an expensive long-term contract.
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