in the their division and a World Series on their mind, the Orioles will almost undoubtedly act as buyers at this season's MLB trade deadline on July 30.
Starting pitching will be at the top of the list. The issue is the market for starting pitching is very thin, with only a handful of teams expected to fully be sellers."Florida Marlins lefty Jesus Luzardo is not expected to be traded now after going on the injured list with back problems," writes Nightengale. "He also was on the injured list earlier this season with elbow tightness."over the course of the last few weeks.
Regardless, the Orioles are expected to be heavily involved as buyers at the trade deadline, both in pitching and potentially the outfield market.Kade Kistner—a driving force in sports journalism. Holding the helm as publisher for Sports Illustrated's acclaimed feature, Rodeo Daily, Kade is a seasoned alumnus of Tulane University. His academic journey culminated in a 2017 graduation, marked by a degree in Latin American Studies and a minor in Spanish.