BREAKING: Brandon Lowe. has agreed to a six-year extension with the Baltimore Orioles worth $7.75 million per year to stay with the Orioles with the promise of……. view more Full story 👇

BREAKING: Brandon Lowe Agrees to Six-Year Extension With the Baltimore Orioles Worth $7.75M Per Year

In a stunning turn of events, the Baltimore Orioles have agreed to a six-year contract extension with veteran second baseman Brandon Lowe, worth a total of $46.5 million ($7.75 million annually). The deal marks a long-term commitment from the Orioles to Lowe, who joined the team in a surprise offseason trade from the Tampa Bay Rays.

According to sources close to the team, the contract includes a full no-trade clause, performance incentives, and a club option for a seventh year. But perhaps most importantly for Lowe, the agreement comes with the promise of a leadership role in the team’s rebuild and future playoff push.

“This is where I want to be,” Lowe said during a press conference at Camden Yards. “The front office believes in me not just as a player, but as someone who can help guide this young, exciting team. I’m all in.”

The Orioles, currently sitting in first place in the AL East, see Lowe as the missing veteran presence on a roster packed with rising stars like Gunnar Henderson, Jackson Holliday, and Adley Rutschman. Since arriving in Baltimore, Lowe has batted .271 with 14 home runs and 48 RBIs through the first half of the season, solidifying his role as a key contributor.

Orioles GM Mike Elias described the extension as a “critical step” in building a sustainable winning culture.

“Brandon brings toughness, leadership, and clutch hitting. We’re building something special here, and this deal reflects that vision,” Elias said.

Lowe’s extension signals that the Orioles are serious about competing for a World Series title—and they believe Lowe will be right in the middle of that pursuit for years to come.