"Plenty of teams could use a left-handed bat, though, most desperately the Houston Astros. And at a pro-rated cost of less than $3 million the rest of the way, none of the remotely legitimate buyers is going to balk at the price tag," Miller wrote.

Maybe it's not too late to alter the narrative on the season for the Baltimore Orioles. With the lineup closer to looking the way the club expected it to, there is growing confidence even with the trade deadline looming on Thursday.

Robo-umpires cannot be integrated into Major League Baseball soon enough, as Monday night's game between the Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays

Adley Rutschman and his youthful spirit returned to Camden Yards on Monday. The catcher was reinstated from the injured list after a nearly six-week absence with an oblique strain.

The embattled long-time shot caller at the top of the Orioles' food chain is on about as hot a seat as any other MLB executive out there, and the moves he does or does not make could very well end up deciding if he still has his current job come Winter Meetings.

There have been countless instances this season where broadcasters have taken exception to borderline calls from umpires behind the plate. But on Monday, Baltimore Orioles broadcasters Kevin Brown and Ben McDonald had every right to critique home-plate umpire Brian Walsh after one of the most egregious missed strike calls of the season thus far.

The Baltimore Orioles have reinstated catcher Adley Rutschman from the 10-day injured list and fortified their depleted bullpen by bringing back Keegan Akin from the IL.

The Orioles could be a match with contenders such as the Brewers, Mariners and Red Sox for deals at this year’s MLB trade deadline.

A former Pittsburgh Pirates catcher is back on waivers after a recent stint with a different MLB team. The Baltimore Orioles announced that they de