Tyler O'Neill signed a three-year, $49.5 million contract with the Orioles, which includes a player opt-out after 2025. While he has the potential to be a bargain if he stays healthy, his recent injury history—suffering from a concussion, knee inflammation, and a leg infection—raises concerns about his availability. O'Neill's ability to produce at an All-Star level when healthy could significantly impact the Orioles' competitiveness in the coming seasons.

Sugano is looking forward to working with All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman in Baltimore, indicating a strong desire to build a successful partnership that could enhance his performance in the majors.

Tyler Wells is coming off Tommy John surgery, which raises questions about the depth of the Orioles' rotation and Sugano's potential fit within the team as they seek to bolster their pitching staff.

Kyle Bradish is coming off Tommy John surgery, which raises questions about the stability of the Orioles' rotation and Sugano's potential role as a starter.

Christian Walker was originally drafted by the Orioles in 2012 but had a limited impact during his brief time with the team, appearing in only 13 MLB games before being waived in 2017. His journey continued with the Reds and ultimately led to a successful tenure with the Diamondbacks, where he became a key player.