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Starting pitcher Kyle Gibson joins the Orioles for a second time

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Starting pitcher Kyle Gibson of Greenfield, Indiana is joining the Baltimore Orioles for a second time. On Friday, according to Anthony Franco of MLB Trade Rumors, the Orioles signed Gibson to a one year deal worth $5.25 million with another $1.525 million in performance bonuses. A major reason why the Orioles signed Gibson is because they put starting pitcher Kyle Bradish of Peoria, Arizona on the 60 day injury list. Bradish is still recovering…

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