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The Orioles acquired right-handed pitcher Patrick Reilly from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for utility player Billy Cook on July 30th, 2024. Reilly impressed the Orioles in early looks, but after three starts at Double-A Chesapeake in 2025, he needed…

Baltimore Orioles pitching prospect Patrick Reilly discussed his recovery from Tommy John surgery, his pitch mix, and his performance in the Arizona Fall League in a recent interview. Reilly, acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates in July 2024, earned AFL Pitcher of the Week honors after recording 13 strikeouts over seven innings in his first two starts for Peoria.
Reilly addressed the adjustments he made to improve his command, noting that altering his positioning on the rubber helped realign his mechanics. He also expressed readiness to pitch in Major League Baseball as the Orioles approach an upcoming decision on whether to add him to their 40-man roster.
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