Longtime Orioles centerfielder Adam Jones is rejoining the organization as special adviser to executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias and community ambassador, the team announced on Monday.

The Orioles say that Jones, who was a five-time All-Star and four-time Gold Glove winner, will advise Elias “on various matters and serve as a resource for the rest of the Baseball Operations department and Orioles major and minor league players.”

Jones, who is among the Orioles all-time leaders in many offensive categories, played with the team from 2008-2018, and was also known for his involvement in community affairs. He’ll begin his new role when he joins the team in spring training as a guest coach.

Jones was voted Most Valuable Oriole three times.

“I am grateful for the Orioles relationships I have formed since my retirement, which have led us to this exciting partnership. Having the opportunity to be around the game that I love, while also learning the operations side of baseball from one of the best General Managers is truly an honor. I am happy to be a resource for the Orioles organization and will offer everything I’ve learned from past experience to help the team succeed,” Jones said in a statement.

“Baltimore has always meant so much to me, and this unique role will allow me to continue giving back to the community I love. This is a special opportunity and I’m eager to embrace it fully.”

“Adam was a tremendous representative of the Orioles on and off the field while he was a player,” said Elias. “We are excited to formally welcome him back to our team, and we look forward to utilizing his experience, expertise, and perspective to help the franchise achieve sustained excellence.”