Mike Elias, Orioles
Why Mike Elias believes OF Tyler O’Neill ‘fits in perfectly’ with the Orioles
The vision of them smacking homers onto the short porch flag court at Camden Yards and right-handed opponents flying out deep to left field was too exciting not to make the change. So, they moved the wall back nearly 30 feet and up about 6 feet, and the effects were drastic.
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Friday Bird Droppings: Mike Elias is facing some scrutinyBut for those fans who are pessimistic about the Orioles’ chances of making a big move, yesterday’s Mike Elias article by Ben ...
Major League Baseball Winter Meetings wrapped up on Thursday and the Baltimore Orioles made some acquisitions during the four ...
The Orioles are more aggressive under David Rubenstein, but payroll is going to increase steadily, not rapidly, while ...
In executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias’ session earlier today with media at the Winter Meetings in Dallas, he ...
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Orioles offseason wish list: Corbin BurnesCorbin Burnes had a fantastic 2024 season for the Orioles. When the season ended and he declared free agency, it only made ...
Agent Scott Boras, who represents several Orioles stars, says the club has been more aggressive under new owner David ...
Meetings with Mike Elias in the Orioles’ front office wasn’t about improving the product on the field. Six years ago, the new ...
These aren't the same old Baltimore Orioles. They've proven that on the field, making back-to-back playoff appearances for the first time in almost 30 years.
There are other ways than signing Corbin Burnes for the Orioles to upgrade their starting rotation this offseason.
The first multi-year contract under executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias was handed out to outfielder Tyler O’Neill, at $49.5 million, but it also contained an opt-out after the ...
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