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Oct 7, 2026

Sean FergusonHOST
0:55
And we expected more changes to come in the front office for the Orioles.
Sean FergusonHOST
0:59
Again, after Matt Blood was let go, we figured more would come.
Sean FergusonHOST
1:05
More towards the Mike Elias side of things.
Sean FergusonHOST
1:08
That has not happened yet.
Sean FergusonHOST
3:24
It's not going to happen.
Sean FergusonHOST
3:24
They need new leadership, but they continue to make these moves around Camden Yards.
Sean FergusonHOST
3:33
They let Matt Blood go, but pretty much everyone else is staying.
Sean FergusonHOST
3:37
And now they continue these updates at Camden Yards and they're letting go of some staff.
C4HOST
6:55
Well, everybody, it's been one of those years where a lot of people have been sent packing.
C4HOST
6:59
We heard about some changes with the Baltimore Orioles where longtime player development executive Matt Blood was, uh, parted ways with him.
C4HOST
7:06
They reassigned the assistant general manager Sig Mejdal at the Baltimore Orioles.
Brian NeimanHOST
7:10
Mm.
Justin LunenfeldHOST
11:00
You can look at multiple people that have came up in the past few years and have produced.
Justin LunenfeldHOST
11:05
Now, they got rid of Matt Blood, which I-- Did we talk about that at all?
JCHOST
11:10
We did not talk about that.
JCHOST
11:11
I was not here for that, so.
Justin LunenfeldHOST
11:13
So yeah, Matt Blood is the development guy, basically.
Justin LunenfeldHOST
11:18
So they got rid of him.
JCHOST
11:19
Good.

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JCHOST
19:33
And I think also too, you gotta keep in mind, we also had this conversation like we can't hoard prospects.
Sean FergusonHOST
8:11
So let me know down in the comments, do you feel like with what you've seen so far from this ownership group, that if the Orioles struggle the way, uh, struggle in 2027 the way they did in 2026, do you feel like they would make a mid-season change, Mike Elias, getting rid of him? Or this scenario seems more likely, do you think they would make a change with Craig Albernaz mid-season next year? Which I could definitely see a move to [chuckles] for Mike Elias try to save his own job, which we've seen in the past.
Sean FergusonHOST
8:40
And I believe M-Matt Blood being let go was one of those moves by Elias.
Sean FergusonHOST
8:45
What do you think would be more likely? Let's phrase the question that way.
Sean FergusonHOST
8:48
What scenario do you believe is more likely? Mike Elias to be let go mid-season 2027 if it starts the way 2026 did, or Craig Albernaz to be let go? The more I, I think about it, the more I talk about it, I feel like, in my opinion, my vote would be that Craig Albernaz would be the one to go mid-season, just so Mike Elias could have another move there, another chess piece move to do what he can to save his own job.
Connor NewcombHOST
28:58
You know, Andy Kuszka has reported the O's are looking for someone with more player development acumen to kind of complement Elias' player acquisition and scouting.
Connor NewcombHOST
29:06
You know, they did let go of Matt Blood, who kind of headed up player development for a while in this system.
Connor NewcombHOST
29:10
So there's certainly a couple of openings in that front office.
Connor NewcombHOST
29:14
I think that's something to watch.
Josh SorokaHOST
30:52
And they fired...
Josh SorokaHOST
30:54
And they fired Matt Blood, so they need to replace that.
Josh SorokaHOST
30:57
He was in charge of
Matt SorokaHOST
30:57
overall the
Jarrett SeidlerGUEST
59:40
They've moved Sigma Dow into another role.
Jarrett SeidlerGUEST
59:43
Matt Blood has left the organization.
Jarrett SeidlerGUEST
59:45
And those are pretty significant people who have been there for a long period of time.
Jarrett SeidlerGUEST
59:50
Sig going back to the beginning, I don't recall off the top of my head whether Blood did or not.
Sean FergusonHOST
13:21
And again, if that is the case, he has already said Craig Albernaz will be back for year number two as manager.
Sean FergusonHOST
13:27
And Matt Blood is the only one so far that I have seen that is gone.
Sean FergusonHOST
13:31
And again, same faces, different places.
Sean FergusonHOST
13:35
So different titles, whatever it might be.
Connor NewcombHOST
3:01
That's a little bit of a different [chuckles] conversation that I've certainly had parts of before, but it is interesting to think about because it is really good to understand when you have blind spots, when you have holes, when you need to change, adapt.
Connor NewcombHOST
3:15
And the Orioles have already done some of that, right? They moved on from Matt Blood, who had done different jobs in this front office.
Connor NewcombHOST
3:20
He was always a player development person.
Connor NewcombHOST
3:22
He had overseen the draft for a while.
Connor NewcombHOST
5:43
No one was promoted below him into that general manager role, so that is theoretically an opening the Orioles have, and it seems more and more like they're gonna fill that opening.
Connor NewcombHOST
5:51
Andy Kuszka over at The Banner has reported that the Orioles are looking to hire someone there, and they're looking to hire someone with more of a player development background to kind of complement Elias' more scouting and player acquisition background.
Connor NewcombHOST
6:03
And maybe that's good, especially with Matt Blood being out and him overseeing player development.
Connor NewcombHOST
6:07
The Orioles having some struggles when it comes to player development over the past few years, and that being one of their issues here.
Ken RosenthalHOST
26:26
Mike Elias is doing some things to shift things around.
Ken RosenthalHOST
26:29
Their farm director, Matt Blood, left.
Ken RosenthalHOST
26:31
Sig Meidal, one of their chief analytics guys, got reassigned.
Ken RosenthalHOST
26:35
Mike Elias says he's gonna hire a general manager.

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