The Baltimore Orioleswere formed in 1894 as Milwaukee Brewers and kept the name until they relocated to St. Louis and became the St. Louis Browns from 1902-1953. They relocated once more, this time to Baltimore in 1954 and became known as the Baltimore Orioles. Along the way, they have picked up three World Series Championships (1966, 1970 and 1983) and seven American League (AL) championships (1944, 1966, 1969, 1979, 1971 and 1983). Moreover, the team holds a record of 9056-10027 in 124 seasons as of May 2024.
Furthermore, they have been using Oriole Park at Camden Yards for their home games and have had notable players like Cal Ripken Jr,. Mike Mussina in the past and upcoming talents like Gunnar Henderson, Ryan Mountcastle and Austin Hays in the present to make a team a worthy competitor in the league. Outside of their baseball games, they are also notable for their charity works related various causes.
Who is Baltimore Orioles’ Manager?
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Brandon Michael Hyde hails from Santa Rosa, California, United States and has been managing the Baltimore Orioles for six years as of 2024. Having started his career as a baseball player, he played varsity baseball and college baseball and also played in the minor leagues for the Chicago White Sox. Post his career as a player, he transitioned to coaching minor league beams before he was chosen as the minor league infield coordinator for the Florida Marlins in 2010. He also served as the bench coach and (interim manager for a game in 2011) of the team between 2010-11. He later served as the first base coach and bench coach for the Chicago Cubs between 2014-18 and won the World Series with the team in 2016. Notably, he became a full-time manager of the Baltimore Orioles from the 2019 season and was also declared as the AL Manager of the Year in 2023.
Brandon Hyde Physical Attributes
These are the physical attributes of Brandon Hyde as the manager of the Baltimore Orioles as of 2024-
Brandon Hyde
Physical Attributes
Age
50 years old (as of May 2024)
Height
6’3” (190.50 cm)
Weight
210 lbs (95.25 kg)
Baltimore Orioles’ Manager Year by Year
These are all the 43 managers that the Baltimore Orioles had as of 2024-
No.
Manager
Year
Managerial Record
Achievements
1
Hugh Duffy
1901
48-89
Baseball Hall of Famer (1945)
2
Jimmy McAleer
1902–1909
551-632
Nil
3
Jack O'Connor
1910
47-107
Nil
4
Bobby Wallace
1911–1912
57-134
Baseball Hal of Famer (1953)
5
George Stovall
1912–1913
91-158
Nil
6
Jimmy Austin
1913
2-6
Nil
7
Branch Rickey
1913–1915
139-179
Baseball Hall of Famer (1967)
8
Fielder Jones
1916–1918
158-196
Nil
—
Jimmy Austin
1918
7-9
Nil
9
Jimmy Burke
1918–1920
172-180
Nil
10
Lee Fohl
1921–1923
226-183
Nil
—
Jimmy Austin
1923
22-29
Nil
11
George Sisler
1924–1926
218-241
Baseball Hall of Famer (1939)
12
Dan Howley
1927–1929
220-239
Nil
13
Bill Killefer
1930–1933
224-329
Nil
14
Allen Sothoron
1933
2-6
Nil
15
Rogers Hornsby
1933–1937
233-352
Baseball Hall of Famer (1942)
16
Jim Bottomley
1937
21-56
Baseball Hall of Famer (1974)
17
Gabby Street
1938
53-90
Nil
18
Oscar Melillo
1938
2-7
Nil
19
Fred Haney
1939–1941
125-227
Nil
20
Luke Sewell
1941–1946
432-410
AL peennant (1944)
21
Zack Taylor
1946
13-17
Nil
22
Muddy Ruel
1947
59-95
Nil
—
Zack Taylor
1948–1951
222-393
Nil
-
Rogers Hornsby
1952
22-29
Baseball Hall of Famer (1942)
23
Marty Marion
1952–1953
96-161
Nil
24
Jimmie Dykes
1954
54-100
Nil
25
Paul Richards
1955–1961
517-539
Nil
26
Luman Harris
1961
27-17
Nil
27
Billy Hitchcock
1962–1963
163-161
Nil
28
Hank Bauer
1964–1968
407-318
World Series Champion (1966)AL pennant (1966)
29
Earl Weaver
1968–1982
1354-919
Baseball Hall of Famer (1996)World Series Champion (1970)AL pennant (1969, 1970, 1971 and 1979)
30
Joe Altobelli
1983–1985
212-167
World Series Champion (1983)AL pennant (1983)
31
Cal Ripken, Sr.
1985
1-0
Nil
-
Earl Weaver
1985–1986
126-141
Baseball Hall of Famer (1996)
—
Cal Ripken, Sr.
1987–1988
67-101
Nil
32
Frank Robinson
1988–1991
230-285
Baseball Hall of Famer (1982)
33
Johnny Oates
1991–1994
291-270
Nil
34
Phil Regan
1995
71-73
Nil
35
Davey Johnson
1996–1997
186-138
AL East Division Champion (1996 and 1997)
36
Ray Miller
1998–1999
157-167
Nil
37
Mike Hargrove
2000–2003
275-372
Nil
38
Lee Mazzilli
2004–2005
129-140
Nil
39
Sam Perlozzo
2005–2007
122-164
Nil
40
Dave Trembley
2007–2010
187-283
Nil
41
Juan Samuel
2010
17-34
Nil
42
Buck Showalter
2010–2018
669-684
AL East Division Champion (2014)
43
Brandon Hyde
2019–present
342-408
AL Manager of the Year (2023)
Baltimore Orioles Coaches
The Baltimore Orioles have several other coaches apart from manager Brandon Hyde. These are all the coaches for the team as of 2024-
Name
Position
Matt Borgschulte (62)
Co-Hitting Coach
Ryan Fuller (72)
Co-Hitting Coach
Tim Cossins (70)
Major League Field Coordinator/Catching Instructor
Fredi González (57)
Bench Coach
Drew French (75)
Pitching Coach
Mitch Plassmeyer (77)
Assistant Pitching Coach
José Hernández (59)
Major League Coach
Tony Mansolino (36)
Third Base Coach
Anthony Sanders (9)
First Base Coach
Cody Asche (61)
Offensive Strategy Coach
Ryan Klimek (89)
Pitching Strategy Coach
Grant Anders (92)
Major League Development Coach
Baltimore Orioles Staff
These are all the other staff associated with the Baltimore Orioles as of 2024-
Name
Position
Ben Carhart (88)
Bullpen Catcher
Joel Polanco (93)
Bullpen Catcher
Trey Wiedman
Strength Coach
Carlos Gonzalez
Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach
Brian Ebel
Head Athletic Trainer
Mark Shires
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Pat Wesley
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Chris Poole
Assistant to the Head Athletic Trainer
Grant Anders (92)
Major League Development Coach
Kyle Corrick
Physical Therapist
FAQs
A. Brandon Hyde is managing the Baltimore Orioles from 2019-present, i.e; 6 years as of 2024.
A. Brandon Hyde was chosen as the AL Manager of the Year in 2023.
A. Tony Mansolino is the third base coach of the Baltimore Orioles.
A. Drew French is the pitching coach for the Baltimore Orioles.
A. The Baltimore Orioles is under the ownership of David Rubenstein as of 2024.
