Jon Meoli is an Orioles columnist at the Baltimore Banner. He focuses on team sports, particularly the Baltimore Orioles, and has a background in covering the Ravens and community news, showcasing his versatility in the sports journalism landscape. Jon's work has been featured in Baseball America, Heavy Hitters, and the Frederick News-Post, among others.
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By: Jon Meoli
In the month since, the third base position for the Orioles — with one game of Holliday and a handful of Weston Wilson at-bats mixed in — has been among the most productive in the league, providing an .816 OPS and 124 wRC+ that ranks fifth in baseball.
By: Jon Meoli
Share this via... It's not the starting pitching. When it comes to the Orioles, that's a hard thing to accept. But right now, it's true.
By: Jon Meoli
It's a fair bet the upward trend for the Orioles' offense and rotation can continue. It's a lot harder to put your money behind this team getting its act together as the stakes get higher and the margins get thinner.
By: Jon Meoli
Share this via... Mike Elias has watched his team lose three times since he backed them to get on track and declared his intention to add to the roster at the early-August trade deadline.
By: Jon Meoli
After the Orioles' early drafts under Mike Elias were defined by early-round hits who within a few years were helping the major league team make the playoffs, the returns from the club's recent hauls have been more mixed.
By: Jon Meoli
Will Robertson had time on his hands. The 30th-round senior-sign out of Davidson paid back the signing bonus he received to be an operations
By: Jon Meoli
This is asking for trouble, because so often on a baseball field, right or wrong, the better outcomes seem to stem from not being a hero and not trying to do too much.
By: Jon Meoli
Share this via... When Jackson Holliday steps to the plate for the first time in Houston, where the Orioles begin the second half and hope
By: Jon Meoli
Share this via... There's not much worth longing for when looking back on the 2025 Orioles season.
By: Jon Meoli
Share this via... He's their best trade chip as well as a highly valuable pitcher David Rubenstein doesn't need me to verify his math, but it certainly checks out.
