While the Baltimore Orioles' top offseason priority when bolstering their roster is adding starting pitchers, there's no doubt that their relief corps could also use some reinforcements.
Reports hit the media on Sunday night that the Orioles have made their choice for hiring their next manager, bringing in Guardians coach Craig Albernaz to try to help get this club going back in a good direction again.
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After a four-week search, the Orioles are close to hiring Cleveland Guardians associate manager Craig Albernaz as their new manager. He replaces Brandon Hyde, who was fired on May 17th after compiling a 15-28 record, and Tony Mansolino, who was 60-59 after replacing Hyde.
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The Baltimore Orioles and former Cleveland Guardians associate manager Craig Albernaz have come to an agreement to make Albernaz the next manager of the Orioles.
The Baltimore Orioles are hiring Craig Albernaz as manager, ESPN reported on Sunday night. Albernaz, who turns 43 on Thursday, was the Cleveland Guardians' associate manager this season after serving as bench coach for 2024.
The Orioles underperformed significantly in 2025 - that was no secret. Mike Elias' team opened with Brandon Hyde at the helm, but Hyde was canned in May, being replaced by Tony Mansolino as interim manager.
The Baltimore Orioles have found their franchise’s next skipper. Several reporters confirmed on Sunday that the Orioles are hiring Craig Albernaz to be the team’s next manager.
The Baltimore Orioles have made their decision. The team is finalizing a deal to hire Craig Albernaz as their next manager, according to ESPN insider Jeff Passan.
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According to multiple reports, the Orioles are close to a deal to hire Cleveland Guardians’ associate manager Craig Albernaz as the team’s new manager.
After months of watching Tony Mansolino try to piece together this train wreck of a season, the Orioles have finally made their move. And surprise, surprise—they’re not going with the interim guy who somehow managed to keep this team from completely imploding.
The Baltimore Orioles have been searching for a new manager for a few months now. Baltimore finished the 2025 MLB season with a disappointing 75-87 record.
The Baltimore Orioles are in the final stages of negotiations with Craig Albernaz about a deal to become the team’s next manager, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan.
Baltimore Orioles President of Baseball Operations Mike Elias made it clear that the front office is keen to add at least one quality starting pitcher this offseason.
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