Orioles Sign Leody Taveras to One-Year Contract
The Orioles are addressing more than just their bullpen as the offseason advances—they are also focusing on increasing depth in the outfield. The team agreed last night on a one-year deal with veteran outfielder Leody Taveras, pending a physical examination. According to Spotrac, the contract is worth $2 million.
Player Profile and Recent Performance
Leody Taveras, 27, is a switch-hitter who earned $4.75 million this season. He played in 58 combined games for the Texas Rangers and Seattle Mariners, batting .205/.226/.304. Seattle claimed Taveras off waivers on May 6 but designated him for assignment a month later. He became a free agent in October.
Career Highlights
- Major league debut with the Rangers in 2020.
- Career batting average of .240/.291/.370 over parts of six seasons.
- Played 151 games in 2024, stealing 23 bases out of 29 attempts.
- Hit a personal best 14 home runs with 67 RBIs in 143 games during 2023.
- At Triple-A Tacoma in 2024, recorded .280/.358/.446 with 15 doubles, 3 triples, 11 home runs, 69 RBIs, and 27 steals in 28 attempts over 81 games.
- Won a World Series ring with the Rangers in 2023.
"The team reached agreement last night with veteran Leody Taveras on a one-year contract pending the results of a physical."
Leody Taveras' experience and speed could provide valuable support to the Orioles' outfield as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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