Jake Rill is a Beat Reporter at MLB.com. He specializes in covering Major League Sports, particularly focusing on the Baltimore Orioles, while also delving into themes of competitive sports and sports business. Jake's work has been featured in notable outlets such as FantasyPros, BVM Sports, Bleacher Report, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Jake Rill
Baz (10 K's) is a beast but is let down by Orioles' bats -- again
By: Jake Rill
Is there anybody in baseball that Holliday doesn't know? It doesn't seem like it Share
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Pete Alonso couldn’t believe it. After he skipped down the first-base line, tossed his bat aside and pointed his right index finger to the sky, the 31-year-old slugger came to an abrupt stop and nearly threw his helmet to the ground, before visibly mouthing, “No!” Nobody in the
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- For much of the season, the Orioles have lacked strong left-handed options in their bullpen. Currently, their only southpaws are Grant Wolfram and Josh Walker, and there have been significant stretches of time in which Wolfram was their only lefty reliever. Also, Keegan Akin underwent season-ending Tommy John
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- Coconut Holliday has become well known in Baltimore. The 2-year-old Bernedoodle owned by Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday and Holliday's wife, Chloe, is practically a celebrity now in these parts. "He's way more famous than I am," Holliday said. "When I walk around Baltimore, people ask me, 'How's Coconut?'
By: Jake Rill
Alonso's 30th homer -- for real this time -- powers O's over Rays
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- On Aug. 22, 2025, the Orioles signed Samuel Basallo to an eight-year, $67 million extension. In doing so, they showed their strong belief in the then-21-year-old, who had played only four MLB games at the time but had massive potential. One year later, Basallo has continued to show
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- It began with Tyler O'Neill, who had inquired about the availability of orange stirrups and white socks in the clubhouse and began putting them on shortly before Saturday’s first pitch at Camden Yards. Then, his Orioles teammates all started to follow suit. Before too long, nearly every player
By: Jake Rill
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles already endured one three-city road trip this month. From Aug. 7-17, they traveled through Arlington, Minneapolis and St. Petersburg and went a combined 5-5 across series vs. the Rangers, Twins and Rays. Now, it’s already time for the O’s to hit the road for another three-city
By: Jake Rill
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