The Orioles’ rotation already appears to be in much better shape than it was heading into last spring. They’re still one move away from it becoming a true strength of their roster. Coming off a season in which their starters ranked 24th in MLB with a 4.64 ERA, the Orioles made the rotation a priority this winter. They traded a haul for Tampa Bay Rays right-hander Shane Baz and re-signed Zach Eflin on a one-year, $10 million deal, bolstering a staff that already included holdovers Kyle Bradish, Trevor Rogers, Dean Kremer and Tyler Wells. But while the club has built up enough depth to withstand an onslaught of injuries similar to the ones it endured each of the past two seasons, the Orioles...
