The Baltimore Orioles lost Corbin Burnes to the Arizona Diamondbacks in free agency, but their offer was mighty large.

GM Mike Elias' offer to the free-agent ace this winter was respectable, but bold action is still required to improve ...

Corbin Burnes signed a six-year, $210 million deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks this offseason that includes a player ...

The Baltimore Orioles had every opportunity to re-sign former ace Corbin Burnes – or another capable free-agent ... would've ...

Power rankings are generally idiotic, as former Mets GM Zack Scott astutely pointed out on X recently. But at the moment, ...

Burnes ended up with the Diamondbacks on a six-year, $210M contract that allows him to opt out after the ’26 season.

The Orioles were willing to give Corbin Burnes the highest average annual value for a pitcher in MLB history before he signed ...

Jim Henneman shares his baseball reflections from the Relaxation Station, where the beer is always cold and the climate ...

Last year was Shohei Ohtani; this year was Juan Soto, Corbin Burnes and Max Fried. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is a stud, though, and backup free agent plan Anthony Santander should provide more pop to ...

Additions including Blake Snell, Tanner Scott and Roki Sasaki bolstered a star-powered roster already headlined by Shohei Ohtani ... The Orioles lost Corbin Burnes and Anthony Santander in ...

During the offseason, Corbin Burnes left the Baltimore Orioles ... would have set a record for a pitcher not named Shohei Ohtani. But Burnes, 30, last went on the injured list for arm trouble ...

The Orioles offered Corbin Burnes a four-year deal with a massive annual value. Read more details at MLB Trade Rumors.