As MLBs offseason continues, here are three things well be keeping an eye on around the baseball world throughout the day today: 1. Could the Orioles reach a lease agreement today? Earlier this year, the Orioles and Maryland governor Wes Moore initially reported that they had reached an agreement that would keep the Orioles in Baltimore for at least 30 years. That deal was later revealed to be a non-binding memorandum of understanding, and no deal has come together in the months since. That could change today according to an late last week from Moores office that a long-term lease agreement between the Orioles and the Maryland Stadium Authority will be voted on by Maryland state officials today. The agreement is expected to go before both Troy Brown Jr. Jersey the stadium authority and the states Board of Public Works this afternoon. Time is running out on an agreement, as the clubs lease at Camden Yards expires at the end of the calendar year. 2. Is the outfield market heating up? The positional market has lagged behind the pitching market for the most part this offseason, and while infielder and DH have both signed in recent weeks, the outfield market was falling even further behind in free agency with a focus on trades of players like , , , and . Fortunately, the outfield market has begun to heat up over the past week as KBO star landed in San Francisco on a . Since then, the rest of the outfield market has begun to catch up as reached an agreement on a with the Royals. Just yesterday, and the Diamondbacks on a multi-year contract that will keep the reigning NL championship clubs left fielder in town for the next two to four seasons. Its po sible that the recent movement on the outfield market could spur movement involving a corner outfield cla s led by that also features noteworthy names such as , , and . 3. Whats next for the Padres? The Padres kicked off their offseason earlier this month by Soto and center fielder to the Yankees in exchange for a package of five players headlined by right-hander and top pitching prospect . While the club was initially believed to be motivated to move Soto by a desire to open up budget space to repair a pitching staff that had lost four starting pitchers (including reigning NL Cy Young award winner ) and star closer to free agency, from this past weekend indicates that San Diego may have le s room in the budget to work with than initially believed even after dealing away Soto. The Padres are reportedly considering attempting to duck under the luxury tax threshold this offseason, a strategy that could leave them with just $30MM to spend as they look to add multiple arms to both the rotation and bullpen while also filling out their recently-vacated outfield alongside franchise cornerstone Given the clubs complicated financial situation and the number of holes left on the roster, the clubs path back into contention seems likely to remain unclear until president of baseball operations A.J. Preller and his front office make their next move. C.J. Miles Jersey