Spending quality time together as a family is the most important thing for the Holliday’s, or, as they refer to themselves, ...

The Baltimore Orioles could probably trade former No. 1 pick Jackson Holliday for San Diego Padres ace Dylan Cease, but such a move would be shortsighted.

Speaking recently at a Baltimore Orioles fan event, second baseman Jackson Holliday said that he wants to have a bigger ...

Kids say the darndest things, don’t they?A question-and-answer session with Orioles fans at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery ...

Grayson Rodriguez’s confidence and Jackson Holliday’s physique are among the 10 biggest takeaways from the Orioles’ first day ...

The Baltimore Orioles clubhouse is bringing something special for infielder Jackson Holliday’s fans. On Monday, the team posted a short clip from Holliday’s upcoming documentary, which ...

It was important for Ethan Holliday to take time to recognize Oklahoma State's impact on his family even if he seems destined ...

For Holliday to succeed at baseball’s highest level next season, he must cut down on his strikeouts. Getting promoted to the major leagues at 20 is an enormous challenge.

The Holliday name will therefore continue to build its legacy in years to come. On Sunday, baseball card company Topps released their latest series featuring Jackson and his father, Matt.

Holliday said last week that he's worked on improving his speed this offseason and is "trying to make that a priority, to be able to steal bases," Jake Rill of MLB.com reports.

The Baltimore Orioles could benefit from adding more consistency in their roster and this trade could be the answer.

Speaking recently at a Baltimore Orioles fan event, second baseman Jackson Holliday said that he wants to have a bigger impact on the basepaths in 2025, and he considers that part of making him a ...