Summary
The Baltimore Orioles have claimed catcher Drew Romo off waivers from the Colorado Rockies. Romo was a first-round draft pick in 2020 and joins a full Orioles roster, which also includes four catchers. The Rockies are reshuffling their roster and have removed Romo and others to make room for new players.
Key Facts
- The Orioles claimed catcher Drew Romo from the Rockies on waivers.
- Drew Romo was originally drafted in 2020 out of high school in Texas.
- He was ranked No. 9 on MLB Pipeline's Top 30 Rockies prospects list as of 2024.
- Baltimore's roster is now full after claiming Romo and outfielder Will Robertson.
- The Rockies waived players, including Romo, to free up space for new acquisitions.
- Romo has played 19 major league games with a .167 batting average and no home runs.
- He has two minor-league options remaining, providing flexibility for his future.
