Should the Orioles consider hiring a President of Baseball Operations?

[TINSTAAPP]

Go after a top GM such as Dayton Moore or Neal Huntington or John Mozeliak and offer them a promotion to be the new President of Operations. Let them restructure the front office and bring in their own men to run the organization. For other teams, it seems to have worked out well more often than not. The Cubs hit a homerun with Epstein. The Red Sox have improved markedly since hiring Dombrowski. The Dodgers and Nationals are two other teams who've done well under this structure. And I think hiring a President of Baseball Operations will help make the Orioles a much better and more well-run franchise in the long run. What do you guys think?

[LookitsPuck]

Dombrowski hasn't done much. All of this was put in motion w/ Epstein/Cherington.

[ArtVanDelay]

I'd love to get Huntington.

[clapdiddy]

Too early to start this type of "campaign", but if this team continues to flounder through a sub .500 season, I'd be all for a change at the top.

[El Gordo]

Uh, the Orioles wouldn't hire a President of Baseball Operations, PA would and it's not his style. He doesn't give that kind of power to any one other than himself.

[Camden_yardbird]

The Orioles owners (Angeloses) will never give up that kind of power and as such will probably never build what they have in St. Louis and Boston, or what they are building in Pittsburgh, Houston and KC.