Orioles place Tyler O'Neill on a 10-day injury list

The Orioles have placed outfield Tyler O'Neill On the 10-day injured list based on an impact of the left shoulder and referred to as right-handed Kyle Gibson to the task. Outfield Dylan Carlson and right -handed Kade Strowd were called up in the corresponding squad movements from Triple-A.

After a three-year-old Free Agent deal with $ 49.5 million last winter, the early days of O'Neill's term in Baltimore were characterized by injuries and a below-average performance on the plate. This is already his second IL trip because he previously missed a few weeks for neck pain at the end of April and early May. It is fair to ask whether these health problems are modest.

A common subordination of O'Neill's eight-year-old MLB career was hindered by injuries, since the outfield only exceeded the 100 game brand twice in one season. One of these comparatively healthier seasons came with the Red Sox in 2024, when O'Neill played 473 PA and scored 31 Home Runs .241/.336/.511. O'Neill met the IL on three separate occasions, but with a minimal amount of a lack of time, which gave O'Neill a lot of opportunity to puree in Fenway Park.

The OS were impressed enough to bring O'Neill on board the most expensive signing of Baltimores at season, but like so many other steps in a Murphy jura year for the Orioles, O'Neill still delivered a lot on the plate. In view of the fact that the criticism of the front office was directed and in winter it was not for the expenses of winter, the fights of one of the players who have received a healthy contract only contributed to the discord of the 15-29 start of the Orioles.

Gibson was a further signing outside the season, although he had joined the O with a one-year 5.25 mm contract a week before the opening day. The cardinals rejected their 12 -mm club option in Gibson's services for the 2025 season and sent the veteran starter to the open market in order to achieve a longer stay. Since he did not have a real spring training session, Gibson agreed to start the season in the minors so that he could summarize, but it seems as if the right -hander still shows a lot of rust.

Gibson was called to the Orioles squad at the end of April and was marked for a 16.78 ERA over four starts and 12 1/3 innings. The ugly figures include six runs, which were admitted to yesterday's start in just two thirds of an inning, which ended as 10: 6-oroles loss for nationals.

Gibson was blunt over his lack of performance when he said Kubatko and other media with Masnsports.coms yesterday and said:The feeling that you do not have the chance to give the team the chance four times every time you have the chance to win every time is a pretty big belly beat. It is a belly beat to fire part of a manager that you dismiss. Just don't go out and be able to take part in competitions and give the team the chance to win every five days. So yes, I don't know if one of you ever had the feeling that it was essentially to lower your employees, but it is a stomach. “”

The DFA does not necessarily mean that Gibson's time is over in Baltimore. Since there is no chance that another team claims the right-handed (and accepts the rest of his salary), Gibson could take on a complete order for Triple-A to give themselves more time to get on the track. Gibson also has more than enough MLB service time to reject a complete order, which would enable him to keep his salary and enter free agency again.

Strowd has been back with Orioles for the second time in the last month, although the right -handed man's debut in the Major League has not yet officially celebrated with an appearance in the game. Strowd's Minor League figures for Baltimore in 2019 are not great because he only has 6.99 ERA over 56 2/3 career frame at Triple-A level. This performance provides a strike rate of 31.02% and large, which often go beyond the 50% brand, but also a walking rate of 12.41%.

Despite the rough edition results, the Orioles were fascinated by Strowd's ability to miss bats, fascinated enough to include it in the 40-man squad before the draft 5. This latest call should at least enable the right to achieve a large league appearance in his resume. In view of Baltimore's pitching needs, there are many ways for Strowd to keep up when it appears properly during the time how long he stays on the squad.