Orioles urged to fix their late-inning problem with this 6x All-Star closer

It hasn't been the best season for the Baltimore Orioles, but they are still in the fight. Going into Wednesday's games, they sit in fourth place in the American League East with a 49-53 record, 10 games behind the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays. However, they are only three games back of the Boston Red Sox, who currently hold the final wild card spot in the AL. So, while they have some work to do, the front office is figuring out how to make this team better before the trade deadline. They could use some assistance in the starting rotation and another right-handed bat, but that's not their biggest need. MORE: Orioles trade prediction with .748 OPS outfielder would be bad for Phillies, BravesOrioles urged to fix their late-inning problem with this 6x All-Star closerThe biggest area of need