Coby Mayo, a promising prospect for the Baltimore Orioles, is poised for another year in Triple-A as Spring Training approaches. Despite a challenging debut in the majors, Mayo's potential remains high, with the Orioles' front office optimistic about his future contributions. The team is currently managing a crowded infield situation, making it unlikely that Mayo will secure a spot on the Opening Day roster. With seven infielders already in play, the organization faces tough decisions, especially with Mayo's talent shining in the minors.

The Orioles' general manager, Mike Elias, is exploring trades to alleviate the logjam while still valuing Mayo's batting prowess, which could eventually provide them with a powerful addition, similar to other young stars like Gunnar Henderson and Adley Rutschman. Although Mayo may begin the upcoming season in Triple-A, he remains a key player to watch for the Orioles' future.