Trading Jim Johnson would take several million dollars off the books for the Orioles in 2013, not to mention he'd be worth some value coming back. As much as I love JJ, it's time for him to go.

What can we learn from a Winter Meetings simulation that ran last week?

We examine the options to replace Mark Reynolds.

When Dan Duquette took over the 1995 Boston Red Sox, he made a lot of similar moves to those that brought the 2012 Orioles success. But will he learn from the past to make sure the Orioles stay on the path to success?

The 2012 Orioles found success in part by tinkering with their depth and their bench. The 2013 Orioles are trying to repeat that successful formula.

It's decision week for the Orioles and Mark Reynolds. Should he stay on the team or be non-tendered?

Recently, my mind hath meandered to meditating upon the recent 12 player trade between the Blue Jays and Marlins. And I wondered, could the O's have pulled off such a deal as the Blue Jays? First,...

In the 2011 season, one problem for the Baltimore Orioles was a lack of star-level talent. They did not unearth that talent for 2012, but won anyway. Mark from Camden Chat tries to figure out how this managed to happen.

Guest columnist Cliff Corcoran looks at the Orioles' impressive/ridiculous 29-9 record in one-run games in 2012.

The 2011 Baltimore Orioles struggled with having to give significant playing time to players who measured in the negative numbers in Fangraphs Wins Above Replacement. Did the more-successful 2012 Orioles address this playing time problem?