On Friday, the first day that players were able to sign with new teams, the Orioles made no contract offers to any available free agents. The club did claim 26-year-old catcher Craig Tatum (above) off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds and placed him on their 40-man roster.
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With a down economy, multiple teams crying poor and little money invested in future payrolls, the Orioles are arguably in a better financial position this offseason than they have been in more than a decade. Simply put, if the Orioles want to be buyers this winter, they're in a good spot to do it....
Baseball's free-agent signing period begins Friday, and the Orioles have money to spend and holes to fill.
Angelos appears to be stoking up more baseball diplomacy
Oakland's Andrew Bailey wins AL award; Bergesen, Reimold don't get any votes
Andre' Letren, who set an American Indoor Football Association single-game record with five interceptions and has professional playing experience in Canada and Italy, has been re-signed by the Mariners.
MacPhail leaves GM meetings, heads to Ariz. to discuss team's targets
Angelos eyes having Orioles play exhibition in Havana as they did a decade ago
Tim Hudson agreed to a three-year, $28 million contract with the Braves on Thursday, giving the team a wealth of starting pitching and setting up a likely trade.
