Jackson Holliday's Hand Injury Update

0:00On April 24th, Orioles fans, good news on Jackson Holiday. The 22-year-old second baseman felt discomfort in his right hand during a rehab game with Triple A Norfolk on Tuesday night. He got a MRI, CT scans, and X-rays back in Baltimore on Wednesday, and everything came back clean, just slight inflammation, no structural damage. This comes after he had surgery on February 12th to remove a fractured hook of the Hamat bone in his right hand and wrist. He's been on the 10-day injure list all season, with hopes of returning by mid-Abral that got pushed back by earlier wrist issues during rehab. Stints. Holiday called it scary, feeling like he broke his hand again on that swing. But he's relieved it's just typical post-surgery soreness when tendons. Hit nerves. Team President Michael Lyos says, it's normal for these injuries. Some players bounce back quick, others take longer, but the long-term outlook stays the same. Now they're shutting him down for a few days before he resumes rehab, adding a little

1:00more time but keeping things on track. The Orioles have 11 players on the I.L. right now, including Holiday as their former top prospect and the 2022 number one overall draft pick. He's frustrated, never hitting the big league injured list in his first two seasons, but he wants to return confident, swinging without worry. Expect him up soon, feeling like himself and ready to contribute. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI.