Ryan O’Hearn, Zach Eflin and Ramón Laureano are among the most interesting trade chips for the Orioles entering the deadline.

With the trade deadline looming, it seems like phones are ringing for the Baltimore Orioles. Fresh off a 91-win season, Baltimore entered 2025 with a legitimate chance to contend in the American League East.

A 6-5 loss to the Rockies on July 25 encapsulated season-long inconsistencies for the Orioles and showed why they're a seller at the trade deadline, something that began earlier in the day.

Relief pitchers Gregory Soto and Seranthony Dominguez should fall into that category as well. Tomoyuki Sugano is also on an expiring deal, but his situation is a little more complicated as an international free agent signing with the Orioles, trying to break into overseas markets.

The Orioles couldn’t go more than a day with only 14 players on the injured list.Félix Bautista joined it this morning for the first time this season. He’s on the 15-day IL with right shoulder discomfort.

Following another blown lead on Thursday, the pressure on the Baltimore Orioles front office to make a blockbuster trade for