Baltimore Orioles Injury: Latest Update On Jackson Holliday

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Baltimore Orioles Injury: Latest Update On Jackson Holliday

Originally posted on Total Pro Sports | By Heena Singh | Last updated Apr 23, 2026 1:05 PM ET

The Baltimore Orioles are still waiting for answers on Jackson Holliday. The young second baseman is back in Baltimore for another MRI on his right hand after ongoing discomfort during rehab assignments. What was supposed to be a straightforward return has turned into a frustrating stop-and-start process for both the player and the team.

Holliday originally suffered a fractured hamate bone in spring training and had surgery in February. Recovery timelines usually range from 4 to 8 weeks. However, his return has been repeatedly delayed. Rehab stints in the minors haven’t gone smoothly, with batting struggles and renewed pain forcing multiple shutdowns.

The latest update confirms that Holliday has been pulled again due to further discomfort, with Baltimore awaiting imaging results before next steps. Manager Craig Albernaz is expected to reassess once the MRI is complete.

Jackson Holliday Undergoing MRI For Right Hand Discomfort

Holliday's continued hand issues force Baltimore to lean on backup middle infield depth as the Orioles sit 11-13 with a -6 run differential. The timing is problematic heading into a series against Kansas City with no… pic.twitter.com/2sIe3Dr2P5
— BaseballPredicts (@baseballpred) April 22, 2026

With Holliday sidelined, Jeremiah Jackson has stepped in and delivered steady production at second base. But for Baltimore, the bigger concern is clear: until Holliday stabilizes, the infield long-term plan remains on hold.

Baltimore Orioles Celebrate Turnstile With Special Night at Camden Yards

The Baltimore Orioles are turning Camden Yards into a music-meets-baseball celebration with “Turnstile Night” on July 10. The tribute honors hometown band Turnstile during their game vs the Kansas City Royals. Fans can grab a special ticket package, including a custom Orioles jersey with “Turnstile” stitched on the back.

The band won’t perform, but they’ll still be in the mix as guest “Splashers,” helping mascot Mr. Splash spray fans after big Baltimore Orioles hits. It’s part of a packed theme-night slate this summer, showing how Baltimore keeps blending culture with baseball energy.

Baltimore Orioles to Honor Hometown Rockers Turnstile With ‘Turnstile Night’https://t.co/t5hzisDG3a
— billboard (@billboard) April 23, 2026

Turnstile previously threw out a ceremonial first pitch at Camden Yards in 2023, and now they’re back in a bigger way. For Baltimore, it’s another loud, fun crossover moment between music, fans, and baseball vibes.

This article first appeared on Total Pro Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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