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Baltimore needs to add players with playoff experience if they want to make a deep playoff run, and there's no better way than getting players in the World Series.

Brian Burrows of Birds Watcher argues that the Baltimore Orioles should pursue three players featured in the World Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers. After missing the postseason for a second consecutive year, Burrows believes Baltimore needs experienced postseason talent to bolster its roster for a 2027 World Series run following their previous signing of Pete Alonso.
The writer identifies impending free-agent starting pitcher Freddy Peralta as an ideal rotation leader, reliever Garrett Cleavinger as an affordable trade target for the bullpen, and outfielder Sal Frelick as a potential buy-low candidate via trade from Milwaukee.
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