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Charlie Morton pushed off retirement for a run with Orioles
After the end of the 2024 season, Charlie Morton sensed that the moment wasn’t right for the conclusion of his 17-year MLB career.
Looking further at the O's signing of right-handed pitcher Charlie Morton
Let’s get this part straight. Right-hander Charlie Morton is not the replacement for losing Corbin Burnes. Neither is righty Tomoyuki Sugano. No one is saying they are. No one is hinting at it or suggesting it in any way.
Charlie Morton to sign with Orioles: Veteran pitcher agrees to one-year deal with Baltimore
Ageless right-hander Charlie Morton isn't done yet. Weeks after suggesting he hopes to pitch again in 2025, the 41-year-old Morton has agreed to terms with the Baltimore Orioles on a one-year free-agent contract. The club made the announcement on Friday. According to Mark Feinsand, the deal will be worth $15 million.
Orioles, pitcher Charlie Morton agree to one-year, $15 million deal
Charlie Morton will be expected to bring stability to the Orioles’ pitching staff as a durable, middle-of-the-rotation starter.
Orioles Sign Pitcher Charlie Morton to One-Year Deal to Play 18th MLB Season
Seventeen years after his MLB debut, pitcher Charlie Morton will continue to hang around. The Baltimore Orioles announced Friday that they agreed to sign Morton to a one-year contract for the 2025 season.
Charlie Morton signs with Orioles: AL contenders add 41-year-old veteran to rotation
Charlie Morton, 41, and the Orioles agreed to a one-year, $15 million contract Friday, the club announced, as the two-time World Series champion returns for his 18th major league season.
Charlie Morton agrees to a 1-year, $15 million deal with the Orioles
Veteran right-hander Charlie Morton and the Baltimore Orioles have agreed to a one-year, $15 million contract.
Former Tampa Bay Rays World Series Pitcher Charlie Morton Signs with Orioles
Forty-one year old veteran Charlie Morton is coming back for an 18th major league season, signing a one-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles on Friday. The report came from Mark Feinsand of MLB.com: The Orioles have announced a one-year deal with RHP Charlie Morton.
4 starting pitchers Braves must sign after losing Max Fried, Charlie Morton
The Atlanta Braves had a year full of injuries in 2024. From losing ace Spencer Strider in April to Ronald Acuña Jr in May to Chris Sale for the playoffs, it was a disappointing campaign. And then free agency hit and they lost two key pitchers.
MLB: The Incredible Rotation the Orioles Could Have with Charlie Morton's Arrival
The offseason in MLB is always buzzing with rumors and speculations, and the Baltimore Orioles are no exception. With Charlie Morton joining the team, the Orioles' starting rotation could undergo a radical transformation,
Baltimore Orioles Reportedly Looking For More Pitching, Even After Offseason Signings
The Baltimore Orioles might not be done acquiring starting pitching, even after signing Japanese pitcher Tomokuyi Sugano and veteran Charlie Morton. That note came from Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic on Sunday morning: According to a league source briefed on the club’s plans,
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Morton thought he might have thrown his last pitch. Then O's came calling
Each of the past four or five offseasons, Charlie Morton has contemplated retirement. He has sat down with his wife, Cindy, ...
MLB Insider Hints at Baltimore Orioles Blockbuster Trade For All-Star Pitcher
The Baltimore Orioles headed into the offseason pretty much knowing they were going to need help in the starting rotation.
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New O's pitcher Charlie Morton on joining club and possible role as leader/mentor
Even after making 30 or more starts the last six full seasons and even after having thrown over 2,100 big league innings, before the Orioles could sign right-handed starting pitcher Charlie Morton to ...
Fantasy Baseball Offseason Tracker: Justin Verlander tries to hang on with Giants; Charlie Morton to Orioles
If you're just tuning into baseball again as Hot Stove season begins to wind down, there's much to catch up on. Fortunately, ...