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In order to strengthen their pitching staff, the Baltimore Orioles traded for ace Corbin Burnes from the Milwaukee Brewers over the offseason. Former Cy Young winner Burnes has pitched brilliantly to start his career in 2024 with the Orioles. In a three-game series that Baltimore is now playing Milwaukee, Burnes is anticipated to pitch on Sunday against his old team.

Burnes recently talked about the transaction that caused him to leave the only Major League Baseball team he had ever played for.
As reported by Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Burnes stated, “I feel like my name has always been floated as a possible trade guy.” “Every offseason and trade deadline, there were rumors about it, but it never materialized. Thus, it’s sort of like—well, perhaps not. It’s not shocking in that sense, though, since you clearly position yourself in the context of the market you’re in and what they’ve accomplished here. It was unexpected how late it arrived.

We were ten days away from reporting to camp at the time it occurred. It was definitely odd, yet they managed to.

Between 2021 and 2023, he recorded 200 strikeouts or more in every season and was a three-time All-Star. Furthermore, as previously indicated, he pitched to a league-leading 2.43 ERA in 2021, earning him the Cy Young honor.

Most of Burnes’ tenure with the Brewers was fruitful. During his tenure with the team, Milwaukee did not, of course, win a World Series, but they were a reliable postseason challenger.

Burnes believed the Brewers could have advanced further in the playoffs, though. They had their chances, but there is a lot of skill in the National League. As a result, Milwaukee had difficulty in the postseason.

According to Burnes, via the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, “if you’re looking at winning as a whole, at the end of the season, when it comes down to it, we had many chances to go deep in the postseason and we felt like we had teams to do it.” Whether it was a single component missing or just a few poor.