The Baltimore Orioles made several changes to their roster this offseason in hopes of improving the team’s production on the field. Their biggest splash was outfielder Tyler O’Neill, who agreed to a three-year, $49.5 million deal to help replace All-Star Anthony Santander, who signed with the Toronto Blue Jays in free agency.
The 2025 season has not gone at all according to plan for the Baltimore Orioles. Despite a recent run of great play, the Orioles still occupy last place in the American League East division, and they still sit 8.5 games out of the league's third and final wild card spot.
The 41-year-old is back to his best and, along with fellow offseason signing Tomoyuki Sugano, is helping turn around the O’s rotation. So does that mean Mike Elias was right?
How many of the players in second place on each franchise's all-time home runs leaders list can you name in five minutes?
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 Orioles’ DH is putting up an All-Star caliber season, but that will mean little if Mike Elias & Co. don’t find a way to keep him around in 2026.
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.
Since the Orioles fired Brandon Hyde as manager last Saturday, I’ve been bombarded with questions about executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias.
This is now the fifth day since the Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde. They have not seen a bump in production following that decision, losing four games in a row while being outscored 30-17.
Three days after he fired manager Brandon Hyde, Baltimore Orioles general manager Mike Elias explained his logic to reporters. Baltimore was in Milwaukee for a series with the Brewers.
Underperformance since the middle of last season was the reason Orioles general manager Mike Elias provided Tuesday for firing Brandon Hyde as manager three days earlier.
The 2025 MLB regular season has been a disaster for the Baltimore Orioles, who are falling woefully short of expectations in every facet of the game. Their pitching staff, namely the starting rotation, has been abysmal.
Brandon Hyde is gone. The Orioles' problems remain.
It is time to shine the spotlight on Elias for the Orioles' woes.
That’s been Mike Elias’s strong preference so far for first round picks, so it won’t be a surprise to see another. With the way that the Orioles have played
The Baltimore Orioles are off to a slow start this season, prompting GM Mike Elias to ask for fans’ patience. The Orioles are 7-10 and in last place in the AL East, 3.5 games behind the first-place New York Yankees.
Baltimore Orioles general manager Mike Elias faced a lot of pressure this offseason. His team had just completed a 101-win season, and fans hoped that he could keep the team together.
We’re now more than a year into David Rubenstein’s tenure as Orioles owner, and while they’ve spent more money on the whole, it’s primarily been on one-year deals for free agents.
The Baltimore Orioles have not won a playoff game since 2014. Even with their Baby Birds rising to MVP levels, their October failures have defined a generation.
The Baltimore Orioles' remarkable turnaround from 115-loss embarrassment to American League contender is now at risk.
Speaking to reporters this week, Baltimore Orioles general manager MIke Elias said that the organization is going to give top prospect Coby Mayo every opportunity this spring to make the roster.
For the second time in four years, the Baltimore Orioles are changing the dimensions at their home ballpark.
The Baltimore Orioles were unceremoniously booted out of the MLB postseason in just two games. Now what?
The Baltimore Orioles have been an active buyer on the trade front, but there's still work left to do.
The Baltimore Orioles could be a huge player ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline.
The O’s entered the offseason with a wide-open payroll outlook and deep farm system, ostensibly setting the stage for either a major free-agent pickup and/or a splashy trade. Neither has transpired.
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