The Baltimore Orioles are in need of a permanent manager after firing Brandon Hyde back in May. Since Tony Mansolino took over managerial duties on the interim tag, Baltimore has played much better going 54-52 following their disappointing start under Hyde.
The Baltimore Orioles are entering a pivotal offseason after a disappointing campaign. Following Brandon Hyde’s firing on May 17, speculation about the team’s next move continues to grow.
The Baltimore Orioles turned a lot of heads when it came out that they had fired manager Brandon Hyde on May 17 of this year. Baltimore was off to a brutal start to the season at that point (they had a 15-28 record).
A Major League switch hitter has hit at least 35 home runs on 35 occasions in MLB history. How many of the switch hitters to reach that milestone can you name in five minutes?
The Baltimore Orioles' decision to fire 2023 AL Manager of the Year Brandon Hyde back on May 17 of this season came as a surprise to many. While the Orioles
The 2025 MLB regular season is winding down, filled with record-breaking performances -- both good and bad. Here are 25 things we learned along the way.
The Baltimore Orioles were such huge disappointments that Brandon Hyde was fired in mid-May despite winning 192 regular-season games over the previous two seasons.
The Baltimore Orioles have been on an intriguing journey so far throughout the 2025 season. They started off as a bottom-feeder that fired its manager, Brandon Hyde.
The first two months of the 2025 season were about as awful as could be for the Baltimore Orioles, and if anything, that's underselling things. The team struggled in every way possible, both offensively and defensively, leading to the firing of manager Brandon Hyde on May 17.
This has turned into a lost season for the Baltimore Orioles and there is more than enough blame to go around. Manager Brandon Hyde got the axe last month.
The Baltimore Orioles were the third franchise to make a change with their coaching staff during the 2025 MLB regular season. They fired manager Brandon Hyde on May 17.
MLB Insider Jon Heyman was on MLB Network this morning and listed three managerial candidates the Baltimore Orioles could hire. The Orioles fired former Manager Brandon Hyde on May 17.
It's been bad for the Baltimore Orioles in 2025. Two of their biggest offseason acquisitions have been busts; they fired their long-time manager, Brandon Hyde, earlier this month, and they reside in the cellar of MLB after two-straight seasons of playoff appearances, including one seeing them claim the division with over 100 wins.
The Baltimore Orioles made a huge move recently, firing manager Brandon Hyde. He is the third coach to lose his job this year, following the Pittsburgh Pirates' firing of Derek Shelton and the Colorado Rockies moving on from Bud Black.
It took three days after the Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde for general manager Mike Elias to offer up explanations for the franchise-altering move.
Brandon Hyde is gone. The Orioles' problems remain.
The Baltimore Orioles have fired manager Brandon Hyde, the club announced Saturday. The club also fired field coordinator and catching instructor Tim Cossins.
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Zach Eflin had a brutal quote about the team’s decision to fire manager Brandon Hyde.
The Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde on Saturday. The Orioles have gone from a playoff team the past two seasons to second to last in the American League.
Baltimore Orioles manager Brandon Hyde has become the third managerial casualty of the 2025 season.
Nearly two months into the 2025 MLB season, the once-promising Orioles are shifting gears.
The Orioles announced that manager Brandon Hyde has been fired. Third base coach Tony Mansolino will become the interim manager, while the coaching staff was further shaken up since Major League field coordinator and catching instructor Tim Cossins was also let go.
Kittredge required a left knee debridement procedure in March and has been on the 15-day injured list all year so far.
The Baltimore Orioles are off to a miserable 14-24 start in 2025. The Orioles have the fourth-worst record in all of baseball and the second-worst mark in the American League, ahead of only the moribund Chicago White Sox.
Virtually nothing has gone right for the Orioles staff in 2025.
The Baltimore Orioles endured one of their ugliest defeats in recent memory Sunday afternoon, falling 24-2 to the Cincinnati Reds in a game manager Brandon Hyde didn’t mince words about afterward.
The Orioles have had their wings clipped early in the campaign, entering Wednesday's play with a 6-10 mark and last-place spot in the American League East.
Brandon Hyde and the Baltimore Orioles were counting on pitcher Albert Suárez to help them wrestle the American League East crown away from the New York Yankees.
The O’s will likely have to consider some contingency plans, even if they ultimately expect him to get healthy.
The Baltimore Orioles will not be overreacting to their playoff flame-out this year.
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