Fine. So-so. OK. That’s how Baltimore fans during the Birdland Caravan tour this weekend described the Orioles’ offseason.

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The table is best viewed in landscape mode. The tracking for this log was reset for the 2024-25 offseason on 10/30/24. Listed in reverse chronological order. 1/31 - INF Luis Vasquez acquired from Cubs ...

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