The Orioles laid out his responsibilities, and Banner explained his own priorities.

The Baltimore Orioles formally introduced 41-year-old Jared Banner as their new general manager during a press conference on Tuesday. Banner brings 18 years of baseball operations experience, most recently serving the past two seasons as assistant general manager for the Chicago Cubs.
Orioles front office leader Mike Elias announced that Banner will oversee internal players, coaching, player development, performance, and healthcare. Elias will shift his primary focus toward scouting, player acquisitions, and contracts as the pair co-manage the organization.
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