Baltimore Orioles manager Craig Albernaz returned to the team just a day after being struck by a foul ball, sustaining multiple fractures and a broken jaw. Albernaz humorously noted that he can't blow his nose for six weeks due to a fracture near his orbital bone, which could affect his eye. He expressed relief at avoiding surgery and confirmed he does not need his jaw wired. Albernaz, in his first season as manager, was injured during the fifth inning when a foul ball from Jeremiah Jackson hit him. He managed to return to the dugout briefly but ended up listening to the game from the hospital. The recovery process will involve a six-week soft food diet, and he joked about the challenges of not being able to argue with umpires during that time. Additionally, the Orioles announced that infielder Jackson Holliday was recalled from his rehab assignment due to mild wrist soreness, a common occurrence after hamate surgery.