BALTIMORE — A week after one son’s lawsuit described her as isolated and indecisive, the wife of ailing Orioles owner Peter Angelos and her other son met with Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, who was reassured about her oversight of the team as part of her control over her husband’s assets, people with knowledge of the meeting told The Baltimore Sun.
The normally private Georgia Angelos, 80, and club Chairman and CEO John Angelos met June 16 with Manfred and Dan Halem, a deputy commissioner, at a New York hotel as a baseball owners’ meeting wrapped up the same day, according to an official close to the team.
The hourlong meeting was confirmed by an MLB representative, who said the league had no concerns about her leadership. The official and league representative asked to remain anonymous because the meeting was private.
