The Orioles had one of the busiest trade deadlines in franchise history. Here’s what we learned from GM Mike Elias after the dust settled.

The Orioles have an off day on the 31st, so for them, the deadline won’t even be any disruption to a game that night. Here’s the trades the Orioles have made so far in July, followed by a list of players who could still be on the move before the deadline: July 10: Orioles trade Bryan Baker to the Rays for competitive balance draft pick (#37 overall) Mike Elias surprised everyone by trading a reliever with multiple seasons of team control remaining in order to cash in an extra draft pick.

The Baltimore Orioles traded Ryan O'Hearn and Ramon Laureano, following the trade of Cedric Mullins. Mullins, a centerfielder, is headed to the New York Mets for three prospects -- third baseman Anthony Nunez, right-handed pitcher Raimon Gomez, and right-handed pitcher Chandler Marsh, the Orioles announced.

The New York Mets acquired Cedric Mullins from the Baltimore Orioles.

The New York Mets added some depth to their outfield when they added Baltimore Orioles outfielder Cedric Mullins at the MLB trade deadline.