At 26, former Cardinals outfielder Dylan Carlson had to settle for a backup role with Orioles after Tampa Bay turned him loose.

The Orioles announced that they have signed outfielder Dylan Carlson to a one-year deal. The ALIGND Sports Agency client will make $975K with a $25K bonus for getting to 200 plate appearances, per Jon Heyman of The New York Post. Infielder Jacob Amaya has been designated for assignment in a corresponding move.

The Baltimore Orioles have made a move in the free agent market, signing outfielder Dylan Carlson to a one-year contract worth $975,000. The O's announced the signing through their X handle on Monday.

Dylan Carlson is a Baltimore Oriole after agreeing to a one-year deal with the team on Monday. Carlson, 26, is a native of Elk Grove. He signed for $975,000. Carlson made his MLB debut in 2020 with the St.

The Baltimore Orioles revealed on Monday that they have agreed to a one-year MLB contract with Dylan Carlson for a whopping $975,000.

The Baltimore Orioles announced on Monday that they agreed to terms with free-agent outfielder Dylan Carlson on a one-year, $975,000 deal for the 2025 season. Carlson can make an additional $25,000 at 200 plate appearances.

He'll earn an additional $25,000 if he gets to 200 plate appearances. Carlson was non-tendered by the Rays earlier this offseason after finishing the 2024 season with an ugly .209/.287/.277 batting line over 96 contests between St.

BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Orioles agreed to terms with Dylan Carlson on a $975,000, one-year contract Monday, a couple of months after the outfielder was non-tendered by the Tampa Bay Rays.

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