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The Orioles’ offseason business is already well underway. The team announced last week that now-former Cubs assistant general manager Jared Banner has been named GM. He’ll work as the No. 2 executive under president of baseball operations Mike Elias, although…

The Baltimore Orioles have established their front office structure following the hiring of general manager Jared Banner. Working beneath president of baseball operations Mike Elias, Banner will oversee internal players, player development, and healthcare, while Elias concentrates on player acquisition and negotiations. Cal Ripken Jr. will also remain closely involved in player development.
Elias is turning his attention to reinforcing the starting rotation, aiming above back-end starters as Trevor Rogers and Chris Bassitt head toward free agency. Baltimore's returning rotation depth currently features Kyle Bradish and Shane Baz, alongside Brandon Young, prompting the club to explore trade and free-agent options.
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