The Carlyle Group’s co-founder, David Rubenstein, is in talks to acquire the Orioles, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The report said that Rubenstein, 74, a Baltimore native who attended Baltimore City College, is one of those who is interested in buying the team. His net worth is 3.6 billion, according to Forbes.
Orioles Chairman and CEO John Angelos hasn’t said that the team was for sale, and the team didn’t respond to Bloomberg’s request for comment.
Peter Angelos, the team’s managing partner, is 94 and in poor health and hasn’t had an active role in running the team for nearly six years.
Question: Let’s kill two birds to tackle the O’s needs in one fell swoop. What…
This week, Mike Elias marked his sixth anniversary as the Orioles’ executive vice president/general manager.…
Question: I see that the Orioles added two pitchers to the 40-man roster, ostensibly to…
For the first half of the 2024 season, Corbin Burnes looked to be a contender…
BaltimoreBaseball.com is delighted to be partnering with John Eisenberg, the author and longtime Baltimore sports…
Corbin Burnes, the top pitcher on the free-agent market, and Anthony Santander, who hit 44…