Brandon Michael Hyde is the manager of the Major League Baseball’s Baltimore Orioles. Hyde previously worked with the Chicago Cubs as a bench coach, director of player development, and first base coach, as well as the Florida Marlins as a bench coach and interim manager.
The Baltimore Orioles appointed Hyde as their next manager on December 14, 2018. After disputing a slide rule call against the Boston Red Sox on April 15, 2019, Hyde was ejected for the first time as a manager.
Hyde led the Orioles to a 54-108 record in 2019, second only to the Detroit Tigers in the league. Hyde and the Orioles went 25-35 in the 60-game 2020 season, one game ahead of the Boston Red Sox for fourth place in the division.
He had a higher rate of sacrifice bunt attempts than any other major league manager in 2020. After challenging a Rio Ruiz swinging strike on April 8, 2021, Hyde was ejected for the first time that season.
Hyde has actually played some amount of role in his sign-up to the Orioles.
What is Brandon Hyde’s Take Home Pay?
Brandon’s salary issues are not that entirely estimated. But the coach is believed to earn an amount of around $100k million to $5 million.
The year 2019 had us looking at an amount of $50K to $2 million
