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Former Orioles manager Brandon Hyde hired as Rays senior adviser of baseball operations

Brandon Hyde, known for developing young talent, joins the Rays' baseball operations to support both Major League and minor league teams after his Orioles tenure.

  • On Monday the Tampa Bay Rays announced Brandon Hyde, former Baltimore Orioles manager, will join as senior adviser to baseball operations, working with the Major League team and minor league affiliates.
  • Amid an offseason of staff changes, the Rays reshaped their front office, development, and coaching staffs, hiring Hyde after he was fired early in the 2025 season.
  • Across seven seasons in Baltimore, Hyde posted a 421-491 record and led the Orioles to back-to-back postseason appearances including a 91-win 2024 season, earning AL Manager of the Year.
  • Hyde brings player-development expertise and returned quickly after his early-2025 dismissal, aiding his transition from dugout to senior adviser with Tampa Bay.
  • The move comes as the Rays continue reshaping their staff amid promotions, departures, and poaching, while new ownership and hires like Craig Albernaz signal ongoing organizational renewal.
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Former Orioles manager Brandon Hyde hired as Rays senior adviser of baseball operations

Former Baltimore Orioles manager Brandon Hyde has been hired by the Tampa Bay Rays as senior adviser of baseball operations.

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