Holliday's Hot Streak Signals Big Things

0:00It's May 3rd. Welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI and ready for first pitch. Even holiday, the Rocky's top prospect in 19th overall talent just shook off a nasty hit by pitch to his left elbow from Thursday. He sat out Friday, became rowing back Saturday for single A Fresno, smashing three hits in four ad bats, including his first homer against a ridey. This year, plus a walk in four RBIs, that performance bumped his season line to 262. Over 419, over 492, and he's been on fire lately. Over his last 13 games, he's hitting 317 with four homers, 12 walks, 17 RBIs, and a 1.157 OPS. The pressure is real for this 19-year-old shortstop, being the son of Rocky's legend Matt Holiday and brother to Jackson, who went first. Overall to Baltimore in 2022, fans and scouts are watching every swing. Here this season, Holiday struggled with a 737 OPS and plenty of strikeouts in his first

1:01games at Fresno. But this surge shows he's adjusting, even though he's nearly two and a half years younger, than most single A players, and hasn't faced anyone his age. Yet, Rocky's fans can breathe easy. This hot streak signals big things ahead as they figure out how fast to push him up the