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Sep 17, 2026
Connor NewcombHOST
Matt Blood is no longer with the Orioles.
Connor NewcombHOST
Annie Kuska of the Baltimore Banner reporting last week that Orioles front office g- executive Matt Blood is, quote, "no longer with the organization." We didn't get exact wording if, like, he left on his own, he was fired, it was mutual, whatever.
Connor NewcombHOST
But Matt Blood was at this point the vice president of player and staff development for the Orioles.
Connor NewcombHOST
He was actually moved to that role and, quote, "promoted to that role this off-season after the previous two years he had overseen the Orioles draft." But Will Robertson took over the draft for the first time in 2026.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I had two screwdrivers, and I don't know what happened.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Courtroom audio obtained by the Baltimore Banner of 67-year-old Arthur Lane Lundeen saying he doesn't remember this moment at all.
Colleen WilliamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Relax.
speaker_12CORRESPONDENT
Relax.When passengers duct-taped him to a seat after the pilot diverted their American Airlines Dallas to Newark flight to Baltimore, September 3rd.
Zach SpeddenHOST
So we're going to break that down.
Zach SpeddenHOST
But first, we want to start off with some personnel news that broke late last week when the Baltimore Banner first reported that Matt Blood had departed the Baltimore Orioles front office.
Zach SpeddenHOST
had joined the Orioles in 2019 as farm director and served in various player development and scouting roles during his time with the organization.
Zach SpeddenHOST
He ran the 2024 and 2025 drafts.
Zach SpeddenHOST
He then moved into vice president of player and staff development for 2026, and that has been described in various reports as sort of a hybrid major minor league role where Blood went back to overseeing the farm system, but then Also helping out the Major League Coaching staff under Craig Albernaz as manager.
Zach SpeddenHOST
The Baltimore Banner was the first to report Blood's departure while the Baltimore Sun in a separate report reported that the decision was mutual between Blood and the Orioles.
Zach SpeddenHOST
uh matt blood was a guest on our show a few times over the years it's been a few years since we've had him on but we always enjoyed his insights during his time as a farm director and if you look at the track record of blood during his time with the orioles you had the adley gunner years in the farm system the development of the hitting program kind of the seeds planted for the pitching program Then he moves over to the draft.
Zach SpeddenHOST
The 2024 draft, we've picked that apart numerous times.
Brian NeimanHOST
He came to Baltimore in 2019 from the FBI after a long career there in the FBI.
Brian NeimanHOST
The Baltimore Banner talks about how he's been the target of a number of lawsuits recently by officers who have been disciplined.
Brian NeimanHOST
Basically say that he was unfair during the process and was involved in a lot of these allegations and charges.
Brian NeimanHOST
directed detectives on what the outcome should be that were in best interest to him so kind of a weird
40 MINS LATER
C4HOST
But I had to begin, Mark Anthony Thomas, with the news that David Rubenstein, the owner of the Baltimore Orioles, in a book he has coming out about Inside the Owner's Box, Conversations on Power and Leadership in Sports, due out next week.
C4HOST
He talks about picking up where the Angelos family kind of left off with the future of development outside of Camden Yards, making it a part of the connection with the city and the state in terms of what they're doing with the Inner Harbor.
C4HOST
What are your thoughts about that? The fact that it kind of paused for a minute when ownership changed hands, but it looks like that's back on track, at least according to Baltimore Banner.
Mark Anthony ThomasGUEST
There's always been a strong vision for what it could be.
ClaireHOST
Our top story, the Montgomery County Council meets today at 9 a.m., and according to Montgomery Community Media and the county's own releases, they'll review long-term alternatives for solid waste disposal.
ClaireHOST
This is the incinerator question the Baltimore Banner has been tracking.
ClaireHOST
The plant cited multiple times for toxic emissions, with Council President Fani Gonzalez aiming for a decision by Thanksgiving.
ClaireHOST
Today's agenda also includes multiple new bills, 10 public hearings, and proclamations marking National Preparedness Month.
ClaireHOST
You can follow it through the Baltimore Banner's Montgomery County coverage.
ClaireHOST
Also today, the County Council holds its sixth annual African Heritage Month commemoration at 11.30 this morning, themed Building Montgomery County, African Voices Making a Difference.
ClaireHOST
The county says it honors African residents and their contributions to local leadership and culture.
Ron ElfenbeinGUEST
So it really destroys the whole family.
Ron ElfenbeinGUEST
But even the former Deputy Attorney General of the United States, Rod Rosenstein, who doesn't work for me, I've never paid him a dime, I've met him once, he published an article, or he was interviewed for the Baltimore Banner, and he even said, he's like, this case should never have been brought.
Ron ElfenbeinGUEST
This is basically a civil issue at worst.
Ron ElfenbeinGUEST
It's like, I use the analogy like if you go to the grocery store and you're buying waters and you think they're overcharging you for waters, do you call the federal government or do you just say, hey, can I talk to you? Because they could have called me, they could have direct messaged me, they could have faxed me, they could have sent someone to the office.
Brian NeimanHOST
So this sounds like...
Brian NeimanHOST
The, the Baltimore Banner just had this.
Brian NeimanHOST
Um, so they are... [laughs] This is, this is interesting, C4.
C4HOST
Mm-hmm.
Steve MelewskiHOST
But anyway, he is leaving the organization.
Steve MelewskiHOST
It was reported first by the Baltimore Banner.
Steve MelewskiHOST
It was reported as mutually agreement between Matt and the team by the Baltimore Sun team.
Steve MelewskiHOST
And so my reporting this weekend tells me he probably got a little bit of a push out the door.
Sarah EllisonHOST
Ten penalties.
Sarah EllisonHOST
This is courtesy of Jonas Schaefer of the Baltimore Banner.
Sarah EllisonHOST
Those ten penalties that the Ravens had today, more than they had in any game last season.
Sarah EllisonHOST
They lost two games last year with nine penalties.
MaddieHOST
The Philadelphia Inquirer is not we.
MaddieHOST
There's a newer paper called the Baltimore Banner, which the Sun got bought by a crazy billionaire who is very conservative.
MaddieHOST
But like smaller papers are popping up.
MaddieHOST
But yeah, the Philadelphia Inquirer is i think a non-profit
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