Orioles GM Elias Drops Cryptic Warning in First Interview Since Manager’s Sudden Firing—What’s Really Behind the Team’s Collapse?
Elias said he’s confident he can help Baltimore rebound. He took over when the Orioles were coming off a 47-115 season in 2018 and hired Hyde a month later.
Now, he’ll try to do it again, without Hyde.
“I think a big point of pride for me throughout my career has been my ability to adapt in a sport where you’ve got to do that,” Elias said. “What we’re going through right now and the degree to which we’re going through is well below anyone’s standards, including mine. This is deeply disappointing. I’m doing everything in my power to correct and improve it going forward.”
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