Orioles sign veteran pitcher Charlie Morton

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The Orioles signed veteran pitcher Charlie Morton to a one-year contract to strengthen their starting rotation. Morton, a two-time World Series champion, has a career record of 138-123 and has pitched for six teams over 17 seasons. He had a solid performance last season with the Braves, contributing significantly to his team's rotation.

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Source: WBAL Baltimore

Update At: 1/4/2025

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