Matt Holliday, a former All-Star and father of Baltimore Orioles player Jackson Holliday, shared positive news regarding his son's wrist injury on the show Foul Territory. The soreness that caused Jackson to leave his rehab assignment earlier this week is not serious and stems from the opposite side of his right wrist, a result of overcompensating after his hamate bone surgery in February. This news comes as a relief to Orioles fans, especially after Jackson was pulled from Triple-A Norfolk due to mild wrist soreness. The 22-year-old had a challenging rehab stint, hitting only .167 with two doubles and three RBIs in 11 games before the setback. Moving forward, Jackson will begin a new rehab assignment this weekend in Frederick, with a possible promotion to Norfolk by Tuesday. The Orioles, currently struggling with a 9-10 record and 13 players on the injured list, are eager for his return. Jackson was a key player in 2025, contributing significantly as a leadoff hitter, and his presence in the lineup alongside other stars like Pete Alonso and Gunnar Henderson is crucial for the team's success.