You would think that after dropping 108 games last season, we would be spending the offseason looking at how the Baltimore Orioles could improve the major league on-field product in 2020, but this offseason is another step in a very long process taking in place in Baltimore to bring this organization back to respectability.
Instead, we have discussed the possibilities of signing injured veteran starting pitchers looking to rebound, minor league pitchers with a slight chance to contribute in the bigs, league-average middle infielders who can play a bit of defense, and a fourth catcher to add to the mix before spring training.