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Orioles sign Tomoyuki Sugano to a 1-year deal

Orioles sign Japanese pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano to 1-year, $13 million deal

The Orioles added to their pitching staff by signing Tomoyuki Sugano, a 35-year-old from Japan, to a one-year, $13 million deal on Monday.

Newsweek · 8h

Orioles Sign Japanese Free Agent Pitcher to $13 Million Contract

The Baltimore Orioles, looking to boost their starting rotation, have invested in a free agent pitcher from Japan.

Hosted on MSN · 6h

Orioles sign veteran RHP Tomoyuki Sugano to a $13M, 1-year contract after his MVP season in Japan

The 35-year-old Sugano spent 12 years with the Yomiuri Giants. He won MVP honors last season, going 15-3 with a 1.67 ERA.

Tyler O'Neill on joining Orioles

Baltimore Sun on MSN · 3h

Orioles’ Tyler O’Neill aims to move past injury woes, drastic splits: ‘I’m still that player’

Outfielder Tyler O’Neill signed with the Orioles in hopes of finding stability on the field with a team contending for a World Series.

MLB · 11h

Tyler O'Neill on joining the Orioles

Tyler O'Neill talks about how excited he is to be joining the Orioles and having confidence after a successful 2024 season

ClutchPoints · 12h

Tyler O'Neill reveals reasons behind signing with Orioles

Tyler O'Neill signed a three-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles, who he felt made him a priority in free agency.

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Orioles Agree to One-Year Deal With 35-Year-Old Japanese Rookie

On Monday night, the Orioles agreed to a one-year, $13 million contract with Japanese righty Tomoyuki Sugano. The 35-year-old ...

Mid-Atlantic Sports Network23h

Three more Orioles questions and curiosities for the 2025 season

Questions come attached to the Orioles that can be answered before Opening Day, with others that need more time.Pretty much ...

Sporting News on MSN13h

Orioles $255 million 4-time All-Star predicted to defect to Red Sox in free agency

The tone around the Baltimore Orioles has changed dramatically in the last calendar year. Last winter, the Orioles acquired ...

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Sure sounds like Orioles are counting on Jackson Holliday a little too much

Baltimore Orioles fans have every reason to be frustrated about this offseason. After another phenomenal regular season upended by falling short in the postseas ...

Mid-Atlantic Sports Network17h

O'Neill on Orioles: "They’ve got a really good thing going on right now"

Tyler O’Neill knows his splits and how he’s joining the Orioles in large part because they wanted a right-handed bat to improve their production against lefties. However, he didn’t sign a contract ...