The Baltimore Orioles have lost an intriguing infield option in their farm system.

This offseason, much of the conversation around the Baltimore Orioles’ infield was about when and where Jackson Holliday would play.

After they announced Gunnar Henderson would primarily be playing shortstop, they moved the No. 1 prospect to second base during spring training to give him more reps at that position.

Holliday didn’t make the Opening Day roster, but he’s been part of the team since his call up just over a week ago. While he’s certainly been struggling at the Major League level, it doesn’t seem like the Orioles are panicking and they’ll give him every opportunity to prove himself.