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Orioles Decline $20M Option, Robert Enters Free Agency — IJR News

Orioles Decline $20M Option, Robert Enters Free Agency

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Orioles Decline $20M Option, Robert Enters Free Agency

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The Baltimore Orioles declined Luis Robert Jr.’s $20 million option for 2027, paying him a $2 million buyout and making the outfielder a free agent. Claimed off waivers from the New York Mets in late August, Robert appeared in only three games for Baltimore before a hamstring injury ended his season. He played 61 games across the Mets and Orioles in 2026, batting .221 with 11 home runs, after missing significant time with a back injury. Repeated injuries have limited his availability, though his standout 2023 season—when he hit 38 home runs, stole 20 bases and earned All-Star and Silver Slugger honors—may help attract interest from other teams.

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Nov 2, 2026Orioles decline Luis Robert Jr.’s $20M option for 2027 making the outfielder a free agent after limited appearances.
Nov 2, 2026Dillon Dingler first Tigers catcher to repeat Gold Glove since 2007.
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Detroit Tigers catcher Dillon Dingler won his second consecutive American League Gold Glove, becoming the first Tigers catcher to repeat since Iván Rodríguez in 2006–07. Dingler led MLB catchers in key defensive measures and also hit 27 home runs with 91 RBIs in his first All-Star season.

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