Baltimore Orioles

After checking in on the manager search, “Banner Baseball Show” cohost Paul Mancano and Orioles beat reporter Andy Kostka discuss Adley Rutschman’s pivotal offseason.

Mayo had a .301 batting average and .941 on-base-plus-slugging percentage in September.

You have to take Toronto seriously from now on, and you can’t just assume it won’t deliver when it matters. The Yankees and Red Sox always reside in that category where the division is concerned.

This is a massive winter ahead for Rutschman, an offseason that must be devoted to resurrecting a career that has been lined by sky-high expectations.

Adley Rutschman, Colton Cowser, Jackson Holliday and Gunnar Henderson underperformed to various deagrees.

Rather than flying back to the West Coast after their game in Baltimore, the Rams will stick around, practicing at Oriole Park, before a trip across the pond.

Last week, The Baltimore Banner named eight possible candidates for the Orioles’ manager position. This is a supplemental addition.

Elias’ Orioles just finished a dispiriting 87-loss season, one in which the club’s offseason of short-term deals and stopgap measures caught much of the blame.

Baltimore could target an experienced skipper such as Bruce Bochy or an up-and-comer like George Lombard.

When the Orioles signed O’Neill to a three-year, $49.5 million contract, the injury history was an immediate concern. And it immediately reared its head.

The O’s may or may not hire a GM, who may or may not have input with the next manager and probably reports to the predecessor GM. What's not to like?

The 19-year-old died after a personal watercraft crash in June off Lido Key in Sarasota, Florida.

Speed could be of the essence. The managerial market in MLB will be competitive this winter.

There’s also a lot to reflect on, both on what happened last season and what needs to occur this winter to make sure it doesn’t happen again.

Jon Meoli remembers the Baltimore Orioles who played through the pain in the past season.

The O’s have until five days after the World Series to decide on options and talk exclusively with their free agents before other teams are allowed to sign them.

The Orioles' president of baseball operations indicated a willingness to change his approach.

After an 87-loss season, more with the Orioles is wilting than thriving. Not Mike Elias’ perspective, though.

What president of baseball operations Mike Elias and interim manager Tony Mansolino said about veteran leadership, offseason plans, Adley Rutschman’s role and a healthy return for Heston Kjerstad.

Mike Elias described Mansolino as a “real candidate” and complimented many of the traits Mansolino exhibited during his four-and-a-half month tenure as interim manager.