The Orioles finished with the 17th-best record in baseball, 79-82, and their starters also were 17th in ERA with 4.24. The Tampa Bay Rays, who were 3rd in starters’ ERA with 3.51, and Milwaukee Brewers, fifth with a 3.61, face…
Rich Dubroff argues that the Baltimore Orioles need substantial improvement from their starting rotation after finishing the 2026 season with a 79-82 record and a 4.24 starters' ERA. Baltimore's starters surrendered the second-most hits in baseball with 874 across 863 1/3 innings and issued the fifth-most walks.
Trevor Rogers experienced a drop in performance, posting a 10-11 record with a 4.03 ERA, and is expected to receive a $23.15 million qualifying offer. Kyle Bradish and Shane Baz signed lucrative contract extensions during the year, while Brandon Young emerged as the team's most improved starter by going 9-6 with a 3.24 ERA.
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