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Question: The poor draft choices and/or ongoing development of prospects has been well documented, but it is interesting to ponder the prospects that we have traded elsewhere who then blossomed or at least matured into viable players. Kyle Stowers comes…

Rich Dubroff addresses reader questions regarding whether Baltimore Orioles general manager Mike Elias has traded away too many promising prospects. Dubroff defends Elias' overall trade track record, arguing that while players like Kyle Stowers, Joey Ortiz, and Cade Bodine have succeeded elsewhere, Baltimore often dealt from surplus positions to fill critical major league needs like pitching.
Dubroff also provides an update on first baseman Ryan Mountcastle, noting he missed the remainder of the season following a July oblique injury during a rehab assignment. He adds that Baltimore holds a $7.5 million club option on Mountcastle for 2027 that appears unlikely to be exercised.
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