Baltimore Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday, the No. 1 prospect on CBS Sports' preseason top 50, has now been in the majors for a whole week.The bad news for Holliday is that he's started off his ...

Holliday, who sat at No. 2 when Skenes was bumped up, remains second overall. As we said when Skenes ascended to No. 1, this isn’t a repudiation of Holliday as a prospect.

Orioles fans are fed up with one aspect of Jackson Holliday's game. Yet, Baltimore baseball fans ought to blame Brandon Hyde, who had Holliday move positions to begin with.

Let's get to it, beginning with why a Holliday trade is highly unlikely. 1. It would be an overreaction. The easiest mistake to make in baseball analysis is overreacting to a small sample size.

Baltimore took Jackson Holliday with the No. 1 pick in 2022, and the son of a seven-time All-Star is already on the fast-track to the majors. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀 ...

And Holliday recently became the fifth Oriole to log a 10-game hitting streak before his 22nd birthday. That streak started on May 14, with Holliday’s third time batting leadoff. Nine of the 10 ...