A 2020 season that was plenty eventful for the Orioles, even in its shortened 60-game format, ended Sunday with a win over the Toronto Blue Jays that made most involved feel good about what happened.
Plenty made the season unique, not the least of which being the Orioles having a mathematical chance at making the postseason entering the final two series and still ending up with the fifth-worst record in baseball.
But as ever, even the small sample size of 60 games leaves plenty to unpack when it comes to an Orioles organization that’s still trying to fully transition into the self-sustaining contender that executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias and manager Brandon Hyde hope it will become in due time.