Ryan O’Hearn, Zach Eflin and Ramón Laureano are among the most interesting trade chips for the Orioles entering the deadline.

A 6-5 loss to the Rockies on July 25 encapsulated season-long inconsistencies for the Orioles and showed why they're a seller at the trade deadline, something that began earlier in the day.

Another reliever walked out the door today when the Orioles traded Gregory Soto to the Mets for minor league pitchers Wellington Aracena and Cameron Foster. Seranthony Domínguez knows that he could be the next one.

The Orioles traded reliever Gregory Soto on Friday afternoon to the New York Mets. Here's who they got in return.

According to Kenneth Teape from Houston Astros On SI, the answer could lie in Baltimore with designated hitter Ryan O'Hearn, who started the All-Star Game for the AL in that position.

Nathan Eovaldi is slated to make his first post-break start tonight when the Texas Rangers host the Atlanta Braves. The veteran right-hander was scratched last weekend after experiencing back tightness. Eovaldi takes a 1.58 ERA and an 0.85 WHIP into the contest. He last appeared on the Sunday before the break.

Following another blown lead on Thursday, the pressure on the Baltimore Orioles front office to make a blockbuster trade for

The Philadelphia Phillies could shock everybody over the next nine days and look to make one of the biggest splashes in Major League Baseball at the trade deadline. Unfortunately, the only way the Phillies could do so is by moving on from some of their top prospects,