The Baltimore Orioles celebrated their second consecutive postseason berth in a humorous fashion by playfully including 20-year-old rookie Jackson Holliday in the festivities. Holliday, who isn’t of drinking age until December, was provided with a mock celebration station featuring non-alcoholic drinks and a tiny jersey. This light-hearted nod draws comparisons to a similar celebration that the Milwaukee Brewers organized for their young player. Meanwhile, the Orioles have secured a playoff spot and are eyeing a Wild-Card series, but Holliday’s place on the playoff roster remains uncertain.
By the Numbers
- Orioles clinched back-to-back playoff appearances under manager Brandon Hyde.
- Holliday, at 20, will only turn 21 on December 4.
Yes, But
While the celebration was joyful, Holliday’s uncertain role in the playoffs underscores the competitive nature of baseball, especially as roster decisions loom ahead…