Orioles Grayson Rodriguez Los Gallos de Delmarva pitcher Grayson Rodriguez makes a throw on Sunday, July 14, 2019. Shorebirds 3

The Baltimore Orioles showed some massive improvement last season, finishing with their first winning season since 2016. As they look to improve on that, they have decided to call up their top pitching prospect on Tuesday.

Grayson Rodriguez, the 23-year-old starting pitcher, was expected by many to be named to the Orioles’ Opening Day roster. He was a surprising omission, but it didn’t take long for the organization to call him to the big league club.

Andy Kostka of The Baltimore Banner first reported that Rodriguez is being called up to the Major League team. He will join the Orioles for their game on Wednesday against the Texas Rangers.

He is expected to make his debut in a truly fascinating matchup on Wednesday against the Texas Rangers and star pitcher Jacob DeGrom.

Rodriguez has been on the radar of many MLB fans for years now. He is ranked by MLB.com as the seventh-best prospect in baseball, only behind No. 1 ranked infield prospect Gunnar Henderson in the Orioles organization.

Many took notice of this move by Baltimore and are certainly very excited to see his debut on Wednesday.

This Baltimore Orioles team is undoubtedly the most talented in recent memory, with several bright young players like Adley Rutschman, Gunnar Henderson, and Cedric Mullins leading the charge offensively.

Rodriguez profiles to be a future top pitcher for the Orioles and could become the missing piece for the team to become a contender.

[Andy Kostka on Twitter]

About Reice Shipley

Reice Shipley is a staff writer for Comeback Media that graduated from Ithaca College with a degree in Sports Media. He previously worked at Barrett Sports Media and is a fan of all things Syracuse sports.