The Baltimore Orioles might have to play their division rivals in their own facility next season.
who have already made changes to their coaching staff, head trainer, and advance scouting department after another disappointing end to the playoffs.
There is no indication from insiders close to the team that suggests anyone was pushed out because of these results, but it's clear the organization is interested in looking at all options when it comes to ensuring the Orioles can contend for a World Series championship going forward.
The tragic circumstances surrounding Hurricane Milton has caused immense damage to the Tampa Bay area that was not limited to Tropicana Field, and based on the viability of playing there being in doubt, Major League Baseball and the Rays are looking for alternatives. Commissioner Rob Manfred has stated he would like them to stay in the Tampa area, and one of the possible temporary options is Baltimore's spring training facility.
"Most of those ballpark options host minor league teams after spring training ends, which could prompt significant adjustments to minor league team schedules. One way around that would be to play at the Orioles' spring training site in Sarasota, which does not have a minor league team. Sarasota and St.
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