All eyes are on if the Baltimore Orioles can add the elite starting pitcher they have been looking for this offseason.

The conversation is repetitive and is getting to the point of almost yelling into the abyss since nothing of note has taken place.

No contract offers, no trade packages and no initial reach outs have been reported lately.

So, it’s pretty much all speculation and wishful thinking something can get done before Spring Training begins.

Apparently one area the Orioles are still looking to add players to is in their bullpen.

They signed Craig Kimbrel to help lessen the blow that Felix Bautista’s absence will cause, but the front office would still like to add more arms at the Major League level, or to have on standby in Triple-A.

With Baltimore not able to hand out some of the top-of-the-line contracts that the better options are receiving, they’re likely looking for one or two year additions.

One name that Roch Kubatko of MASN threw out was Aroldis Chapman.

The flamethrowing left-hander is coming off a World Series championship with the Texas Rangers after they traded for him at the deadline.

He appeared in 30 games for the Rangers and threw 29 innings, recording an ERA of 3.72. However, Chapman took his game to the next level in the playoffs, posting an ERA of 2.25 across his nine appearances.

The lefty would add experience and a championship pedigree to this roster as they begin their phase of becoming contenders for the foreseeable future.

MLB Trade Rumors predicted he would get a contract around the two-year, $24 million mark this offseason, but with him still on the board, the market might view him as a much cheaper option.

This could allow the Orioles to add Chapman if they feel like he fits with their franchise.