It's hard to believe, but it's already time for Week 5 FAAB recommendations and questions. Just when you thought it was safe ...

Washington Nationals starter Mitchell Parker figured that after eight innings and 99 pitches, his job was done Tuesday night. So there the left-hander didn’t see a need to plead with or cajole manager ...

Jackson Holliday of the Baltimore Orioles recently took his time out to make sure to make his wife, Chloe, loved on her ...

The Baltimore Orioles continue to search for consistency after a shaky start to the season. Manager Brandon Hyde is trying ...

It's tough lefty MacKenzie Gore on the bump for the Nationals, so the lefty-swinging Holliday will begin the festivities on the bench. Jorge Mateo is covering second base and will bat ninth for the ...

He shifted his lineup, starting Jorge Mateo over Jackson Holliday at second base. Hyde’s reasoning for the lineup change was quite simple, according to Baltimore Sun reporter Jacob Calvin Meyer.

Nathaniel Lowe flies out to shallow left field to Heston Kjerstad. Luis Garcia grounds out to shallow infield, Jackson Holliday to Ryan O'Hearn. Keibert Ruiz singles to shallow center field.

The Baltimore Orioles have built heavily through the farm system over the past few seasons, with Adley Rutschman, Heston Kjerstad, Jordan Westburg, Jackson Holliday, and Gunnar Henderson all ...