Orioles Outright David Banuelos
Briefly

The Orioles have assigned catcher David Bañuelos to Triple-A Norfolk after he passed through waivers, decreasing their 40-man roster count to 38. Bañuelos was recently added to the big league roster but was likely just a short-term option as he was already traveling with the team. Although he has only three MLB plate appearances and is seeking his first hit, he is recognized for his defensive capabilities. An original Mariners draft choice, he has spent significant time in the Twins' system before joining the Orioles on minor league contracts.
David Bañuelos passed through waivers and has been outrighted to Triple-A Norfolk by the Orioles, reducing their 40-man roster to 38.
Bañuelos, primarily a defensive catcher, has a career MLB batting line of .197/.276/.362 and is still searching for his first hit.
Originally drafted by the Mariners, Bañuelos has spent most of his career in the Twins' system and has been praised for his defensive skills.
Despite having the right to elect free agency, Bañuelos accepted his assignment to Triple-A, demonstrating a mutual agreement with the Orioles.
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