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Near the end of the Orioles’ media session reviewing the 2026 season, there was a question about Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson’s playing through a right wrist injury. After president of baseball operations Mike Elias lauded Henderson, who missed only three…

Baltimore Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias and writer Rich Dubroff reviewed the team's 2026 campaign, which saw players lose 2,007 days across 33 injured list stints. Key absences included Jordan Westburg and Zach Eflin undergoing Tommy John surgeries, alongside injuries to Jackson Holliday, Samuel Basallo, and Ryan Helsley. Dubroff argues that while injuries played a role, underperformance was the primary issue for the roster during the 2026 season.
Off the field, the Orioles announced offseason renovations to Camden Yards' upper left-field stands to introduce a new social gathering area. The upgrade will feature drink rails, a central bar, standing room viewing, and seating, removing about 2,000 seats to reduce stadium capacity to 40,234 ahead of Opening Day on March 29.
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