The Baltimore Orioles faced significant losses this offseason, notably with Anthony Santander and Corbin Burnes departing for free agency. While Burnes' absence poses a challenge as the team lacks in-house replacements, the Orioles have a deep lineup that can help mitigate the impact of Santander's departure, who hit 44 home runs last season.

To address the outfield vacancy left by Santander, the Orioles signed Tyler O'Neill to a three-year deal. O'Neill's power-hitting ability makes him a solid addition if he can maintain his health. However, the pressure now falls on Jackson Holliday, the former No. 1 overall prospect, to step up in the second base role. Holliday's start in the big leagues was rocky, but his recent performance in the minors shows promise.