Holliday Lands on IL With Left Wrist Inflammation
The Orioles infielder is sidelined with wrist inflammation and will likely miss most of the final week-plus of the regular season.

Jackson Holliday was placed on the 10-day injured list retroactive to September 15 due to left wrist inflammation. Manager Craig Albernaz described him as 'banged up,' and while the injury is not considered severe, the timing means he will miss most of the remaining games. The Orioles are three games out of a playoff spot with just over a week left, making the loss meaningful despite Holliday's below-average .229/.300/.340 slash line this season. A return for the final few games is possible but not guaranteed.
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