Report: Former Red Sox Outfielder Agrees To Minor League Contract With AL East Rival

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Veteran outfielder Tommy Pham is reportedly continuing his tour of the AL East.

"Source: The Orioles and OF Tommy Pham have agreed on a minor league contract. Pham, 38, played in 9 games with the Mets and elected free agency after passing through waivers. He’ll look to make an Orioles team that has received little production from its right fielders," ESPN baseball reporter Alden Gonzalez posted on X.

Source: The Orioles and OF Tommy Pham have agreed on a minor league contract.

Pham, 38, played in 9 games with the Mets and elected free agency after passing through waivers.

He’ll look to make an Orioles team that has received little production from its right fielders.— Alden González (@Alden_Gonzalez) May 16, 2026

Pham has appeared in MLB games with 10 different teams across his 13 seasons, including the Boston Red Sox during the 2022 campaign.

The 2006 draft pick recorded six home runs, 24 RBIs and a .234/.298/.374 slash line across 235 plate appearances covering 53 games with the Red Sox after being acquired in a trade with the Cincinnati Reds on Aug. 1, 2022.

Pham also spent part of the 2018 season and the entire 2019 campaign with the Tampa Bay Rays, after opening his career with four-plus years with the St. Louis Cardinals.

The 38-year-old signed a minor league deal with the New York Mets in late March, was recalled to the big leagues in April and went 0-for-13 in nine games with the NL East club before being designated for assignment.

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