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LAS VEGAS—As the General Managers Meetings begin in what’s likely to be an abbreviated trading season, there’s sure to be many rumors about the Orioles. Let’s look at who could be traded and why: They won’t trade him Pete Alonso…

Rich Dubroff of BaltimoreBaseball.com analyzes potential trade candidates for the Baltimore Orioles as the General Managers Meetings begin in Las Vegas. Dubroff argues that the Orioles are unlikely to trade key core pieces such as Pete Alonso, Samuel Basallo, Coby Mayo, Blaze Alexander, or starting pitchers Shane Baz, Kyle Bradish, and Brandon Young.
Dubroff suggests the club would need overwhelming trade packages to consider moving Gunnar Henderson or Jackson Holliday. Instead, Dubroff highlights outfielder Colton Cowser, Dylan Beavers, and Christian Encarnacion-Strand, along with upper-minors pitching prospects, as more realistic potential trade chips.
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