Soto was probably the main focus of the offseason, but closely behind him was right-hander Corbin Burnes. Burnes spent all of last season with the Orioles and after a playoff push from Baltimore, it felt like the Orioles were in a really good position to do something out of the ordinary and spend big-time money on a free agent to help themselves.

Corbin Burnes was the top starting MLB pitcher on the free agent market this past offseason. The former Milwaukee Brewers starter ended up signing a six-year, $210 million deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks,

The Baltimore Orioles blew their chance to keep Corbin Burnes, in part because of a contract offer that didn't meet his expectations in one key department – longevity.