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Orioles Introduce New GM Jared Banner, Who Takes over Player Development

Banner brings 15 years of baseball operations experience and AL East familiarity to a front office that is still in transition, Elias said.

  • On Tuesday, the Baltimore Orioles introduced Jared Banner as general manager, where he will serve under President of Baseball Operations Mike Elias in leading the franchise.
  • Banner's hiring follows consecutive sub-.500 seasons that increased pressure on Elias, as the front office seeks to reverse the team's recent decline amid growing skepticism.
  • Bringing over 15 years of experience in baseball operations, Banner previously served as assistant general manager for the Chicago Cubs and will oversee player development, coaching, and performance efforts.
  • At the press conference, Banner promised to "build a winner" in Baltimore, citing the team's "storied franchise," "iconic ballpark," and "passionate fan base" as reasons for his excitement.
  • Banner intends to build for 2027 and beyond, expressing confidence in the Orioles' farm system as a top-five unit while planning to challenge existing processes to restore competitiveness.
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Jared Banner, presented Tuesday at Camden Yards, will handle players, coaches and development; Mike Elias will focus on scouting and acquisitions. Strengthening rotation is on the agenda.

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Orioles introduce new GM Jared Banner, who takes over player development

BALTIMORE (AP) — The new general manager of the Baltimore Orioles seems well aware of what he's walking into.

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