Last-place Orioles fire manager Brandon Hyde after falling 13 games under .500
- Following a 15-28 start to the 2025 season that left them at the bottom of the AL East, the Baltimore Orioles decided to part ways with their manager, Brandon Hyde, on Saturday.
- This dismissal follows a sharp performance decline after the Orioles’ successful rebuild and their 101-win, AL East championship 2023 season under Hyde.
- Tony Mansolino, the team’s third base coach, will serve as interim manager amid concerns over the team's poor offense and worst batting average with runners in scoring position .
- Mike Elias, who leads baseball operations for the Orioles, took full responsibility for the team's disappointing start to the season.
- The firing signals difficult changes as the organization aims to reset its course, and Elias will face pressure to return the team to contention if 2025 results do not improve.
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Orioles lose to Nationals 10-6 after firing manager Brandon Hyde
BALTIMORE (AP) — Luis Garcia Jr. had two RBIs to fuel a six-run first inning, and the Washington Nationals defeated Baltimore 10-6 on Saturday, hours after the Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde.
Orioles firing Brandon Hyde shows how far — and fast — they’ve fallen
Three years ago, Adley Rutschman jogged out to his new office, took off his catcher’s helmet and looked around the gem that is Camden Yards. This was his new life. After years of dreaming, he was finally a big leaguer, and he was soaking it in. Rutschman’s arrival on Preakness Day in 2022 was seen as a new beginning for the rebuilding Orioles. It wasn’t known at the time, but that afternoon changed the course of the franchise, retrospectively kn…
Abrupt Managerial Change After Back-to-Back Postseasons Highlights Major MLB Problem
News broke Saturday morning that after a 13-25 start to the season, the Baltimore Orioles would be firing manager Brandon Hyde. Hyde was in his seventh season as the Orioles’ manager and was responsible for getting Baltimore into the playoffs in back-to-back seasons for the first time since the 1996 and 1997 seasons. Hyde is the third manager to be fired this season, joining former Pittsburgh Pirates manager Derek Shelton and former Colorado Roc…
Orioles allow 6 runs in first inning after firing manager Brandon Hyde
Orioles general manager Mike Elias said firing manager Brandon Hyde was in pursuit of setting a “different course for the future.” In the Orioles’ first game of the post-Hyde era, nothing changed. In fact, it was worse. Veteran starting pitcher Kyle Gibson, one of the three starting pitchers Elias acquired in the offseason, allowed six runs and recorded only two outs in the first inning against the Washington Nationals. Gibson, who has a 16.78 E…
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