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.

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.

Veteran right-hander Charlie Morton and the Baltimore Orioles agreed to a one-year, $15 million contract on Friday. The 41-year-old Morton, the hero of Game 7 of the 2017 World Series with Houston, will try to fill a hole in Baltimore's rotation.

Charlie Morton will be expected to bring stability to the Orioles’ pitching staff as a durable, middle-of-the-rotation starter.

The Orioles announced they’ve signed Charlie Morton to a one-year deal. It’s reportedly a $15MM guarantee for the Wasserman client. Baltimore designated catcher René Pinto fo

The 41-year-old Morton, the hero of Game 7 of the 2017 World Series with the Astros, will try to fill a hole in Baltimore’s rotation.

Here’s what The Baltimore Sun sports staff had to say immediately after the Orioles agreed to a one-year deal with pitcher Charlie Morton.

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,

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,

Even after signing right-hander Charlie Morton, the Orioles are on the hunt for pitching upgrades. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.