Despite lofty expectations, the Orioles have been one of the worst teams in baseball this year. They got off to a slow start with injuries being a major storyline early on, but they have not been able to right the ship enough at this point to be in the playoff picture.

The Baltimore Orioles have struggled throughout this season, and there is wide speculation that the club will be sellers come the MLB trade deadline on July 31. However, insiders stirred the pot, urging Baltimore to also find a way to be a buyer as well.

The Philadelphia Phillies were listed as a potential trade destination for Baltimore Orioles' All-Star outfielder Cedric Mullins.

The Baltimore Orioles look like a team that is going to be selling in the coming weeks ahead of the MLB trade deadline. An early-season hole was dug, and they haven’t shown the ability to perform consistently enough on the field to get the job done and erase the deficit.

The red-hot Tigers could be buyers at the trade deadline. Here is who they could be looking at, based on their needs.

The Chicago Cubs are linked to Baltimore Orioles starter Zach Eflin amid the Cubs' injuries and poor play in the starting rotation.

The Baltimore Orioles began to show some signs of life at the end of May and into June, with some people wondering if they were finally turn things around.

On Tuesday, MLB insider Jeff Passan of ESPN released his early trade deadline preview. In it, he identified the Mets as an “Acquirer,” a team in aggressive pursuit of players. The player Passan believes is the “best fit” for the Mets: Baltimore Orioles centerfielder Cedric Mullins.

The New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles seemed to be going in two different directions. The Mets are currently at the top of the National League East and seem d