Matt Trollo

Matt Trollo

196 Posts
Matt Trollo
196 Posts
Role
Contributing Betting Analyst

Prior to joining the Action Network's MLB team in 2026, Matt previously spent a decade at Rotogrinders as an MLB contributor, among various other duties. He also created FreeelanceBBall.com in 2024, where he's covered baseball for the last two years. 

Experience

During his time at Rotogrinders Matt wrote their advanced pitching stats articles and headed up MLB news alerts. He also wrote one of their first sports betting articles (From DFS to DraftKings Sportsbook) in 2018 before branching out on his own with FreelanceBBall.com in 2024. 

Education

Matt graduated from St. John's University with a degree in Sports Management.

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Betting Highlights
Favorite Bet of All-Time
Not a single moment or game, but a 17-3 MLB postseason run in 2021 (documented on Twitter) and a 25-12 run during the 2023 MLB postseason (documented on Action Network username RockyJade).
Most Heartbreaking Bet
Seattle Mariners on August 5th, 2001, the year they set the single season team wins record. 14-2 lead in the bottom of the 7th inning in Cleveland. It still stands as the largest single game blown lead in MLB history.