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Good morning Birdland, The Orioles year-long hunt for a new General Manager to sit underneath Mike Elias in the front office came to an end last week, when they announced the hiring of Jared Banner. The 41-year-old Banner was officially…

The Baltimore Orioles officially introduced Jared Banner as their new General Manager during a Tuesday press conference. The 41-year-old joins the organization after six seasons with the Chicago Cubs, including the last two as assistant general manager. Banner will serve under Mike Elias, concluding the club's year-long search to fill the role.
Elias outlined a division of leadership responsibilities, explaining that Banner will manage internal players, coaches, player development, performance, and healthcare. Meanwhile, Elias will focus on scouting, amateur and international acquisitions, and player contracts, while continuing to collaborate closely with Banner on overarching team operations.
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