1 month ago | By Boston Herald
After three years off because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Orioles kicked off their first Birdland Caravan, a replacement for FanFest, since 2019 on Thursday with a fan rally at Bel Air High School.
During the question and answer segment with fans, executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias said that the Orioles are still in the market to add to their major league roster before or during spring training. So far this offseason, Elias has added starting pitchers Kyle Gibson and Cole Irvin, reliever Mychal Givens, catcher James McCann and second baseman Adam Frazier.
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