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If you’re an Orioles fan, you get the privilege to experience many baseball perks that many do not. You can watch at least 81 games per year from beautiful Oriole Park at Camden Yards. You saw the most home runs in the major leagues last season. You get to watch Adam Jones roam center field practically every day. And of course, you get to see his postgame pies to the face.

For those who get to watch or read about Jones on a regular basis, it may seem like you really know the always-candid…jones-happy-white.png
If you’re an Orioles fan, you get the privilege to experience many baseball perks that many do not. You can watch at least 81 games per year from beautiful Oriole Park at Camden Yards. You saw the most home runs in the major leagues last season. You get to watch Adam Jones roam center field practically every day. And of course, you get to see his postgame pies to the face.

For those who get to watch or read about Jones on a regular basis, it may seem like you really know the always-candid center fielder. Beyond the pies, you’ve probably seen that side of Jones during his time in Baltimore. Need an example? Look no further than our MASN live chats, his Twitter takeover or his own rendition of “Take Me Out to the Ballgame.”

From coining #StayHungry in Baltimore to hooking up fans with his cleats, Jones connects with his fans on Twitter. And Sports Illustrated noticed.

In Sports Illustrated’s fourth annual Twitter 100, Jones was named one of the 100 best in the sports industry, a list that included writers, athletes, bloggers and more.

Here are some tweets that we think are enough evidence to prove that Jones was a great pick:

Did your favorite @SimplyAJ10 tweet make our list? Should other Orioles or local reporters/personalities have made Sports Illustrated’s Twitter 100?

See the entire list of Sports Illustrated winners here.