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    Colton Cowser hits first 2 home runs in Orioles’ 10-inning win at Boston
    The rookie outfielder belted the first and last of Baltimore's 4 homers and raised his average to .458 as the Orioles swept the Red Sox.
    Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson and outfielder Colton Cowser celebrate after a 9-4 win at Boston on Thursday night. Both players homered in the 10th inning.
    Soaking in the baseball history at Fenway Park with Jackson Holliday and Colton Cowser
    It’s a tradition for first-time visitors to sign the holy walls inside the manual scoreboard in the iconic Green Monster at Fenway Park.
    Orioles outfielder Colton Cowser, left, and second baseman Jackson Holliday stand inside the manual scoreboard in Fenway Park's Green Monster.
    Want to watch Jackson Holliday’s Baltimore debut? You may need to update your TV package.
    If you were hoping to watch the game on the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, like just about every other Orioles game, you may need to sign up for another streaming service.
    No. 1 prospect Jackson Holliday made his MLB debut in Boston on Wednesday night. His first game at Camden Yards will be Friday night.
    Why Cal Ripken Jr. felt Jackson Holliday was the right player to bring No. 7 back
    The Hall of Famer recently gave the Orioles his blessing to give Jackson Holliday the No. 7, last worn by Ripken's father. He hopes it will keep Cal Sr.'s teachings and goals relevant 25 years after his death.
    Cal Ripken Jr. waves to the crowd at Camden Yards on opening day.
    Former Orioles VP Janet Marie Smith on the metamorphosis of Camden Yards | The Adam Jones Podcast
    Janet Marie Smith, former senior vice president of planning and development for the Baltimore Orioles, discusses building Camden Yards and how she's seen it change.
    Jackson Holliday goes 0-4 with an RBI in his MLB debut as the Orioles rally to beat the Red Sox 7-5
    Jordan Westburg hits a three-run home run as Baltimore comes back from a 5-0 deficit at Fenway Park.
    Jackson Holliday fails to catch a blooper by Tyler O’Neill of the Red Sox, allowing Boston’s first run to score Wednesday night during the Orioles’ 7-5 win.
    Jackson Holliday says he was ‘born to handle’ his MLB debut
    “He played really well, took really good at-bats. We watched all of them,” manager Brandon Hyde said. “We just felt at this point, at this time, he’s ready to come up.”
    Jackson Holliday #7 of the Baltimore Orioles talks with the media before making his MLB debut against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park on April 10, 2024 in Boston, Massachusetts.
    Jackson Holliday’s MLB debut: What you need to know
    How to watch Holliday's major league debut, a new promo for his first game at Camden Yards and more.
    Second baseman Jackson Holliday joins catcher Adley Rutschman and shortstop Gunnar Henderson as No. 1-rated prospects to graduate to the Orioles.
    For his family, Jackson Holliday’s debut brings a flood of emotions, and a sense of history repeating
    Almost 20 years to the day, Holliday will follow in his father’s footsteps, making his debut in April. “We kept saying, ‘Dang, this is déjà vu.’ It’s almost the exact same time,” his grandfather said.
    Matt Holliday throws a pitch to his 3-year-old son, Jackson, on Oct. 21, 2007.
    Jackson Holliday will wear No. 7, first Oriole to do so since Cal Ripken Sr.
    Jackson Holliday takes the field for his major league debut Wednesday at Fenway Park in Boston.
    Cal Ripken Sr., center, is joined in the dugout by shortstop Cal Ripken Jr., left, and second baseman Billy Ripken. Jackson Holliday will become the first Oriole to wear No. 7 since Ripken Sr.
    With a call-up, the Orioles finally stop treating Jackson Holliday like just another prospect
    It didn't make sense when the Orioles sent Holliday back to the minors after a strong spring. Two weeks into the season, Baltimore is finally making the right call with its top prospect.
    The Orioles have a group of highly ranked prospects in their system, but Jackson Holliday is the only one rated No. 1 overall.
    Jon Meoli: Maybe Jackson Holliday improved in Norfolk. What matters is how he improves the Orioles.
    Whatever the reason the Orioles spent 10 games without Holliday was, 10 games was enough.
    Jackson Holliday is in the starting lineup for the Orioles at Boston on Wednesday night.
    The stories of Jackson Holliday’s childhood, as told by his father’s teammates
    Matt Holliday played in the majors for 15 years and took his children along for the ride. Jackson was a constant presence — from the time he was a toddler during Matt Holliday’s first season in 2004 to when he was a budding draft prospect during his father’s last season in 2018.
    National League All-Star Matt Holliday of the St. Louis Cardinals watches the All-Star workout at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati with two of his sons in 2015.
    Now It’s a Holliday: Orioles calling up 20-year-old phenom Jackson Holliday
    In Norfolk, Holliday is hitting .333 with a 1.077 OPS.
    Jackson Holliday mainly will play second base for the Orioles.
    He’s here: Orioles prospect Jackson Holliday gets the call | Banner Baseball Show
    Reacting to the news that infielder Jackson Holliday, baseball's top prospect, is on his way to the big leagues. Tune in at 10 p.m.
    Is the pitch clock to blame for elbow injuries? Corbin Burnes thinks so.
    "I would argue that long-term injuries are up the last two years and the rate we are having injuries this year is like nothing we’ve ever seen before," Burnes said. "There’s a problem. It has to be fixed.”
    Orioles pitcher Corbin Burnes said he changed his offseason plan, emphasizing overall fitness, to try to adapt to the pitch clock.
    Orioles hitters make a splash with the return of the sprinkler celebration
    The Orioles were tentative about whether their new engine rev celebration would be what they would use all season. By Tuesday, the 10th game of the season, it was clear it would not.
    Baltimore Orioles first baseman Ryan O’Hearn (32) does his team’s sprinkler celebration after sliding safely to second base during a baseball game against the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday, Sept. 17, 2023.
    Colton Cowser’s 4 RBIs lift the Orioles offense out of its rut in 7-1 win over Red Sox
    Cowser’s two-hit day came at a time when the other Orioles outfielders have been struggling at the plate.
    Baltimore Orioles Cedric Mullins (31) and Colton Cowser run past the scoreboard after defeating the Boston Red Sox during an opening-day baseball game at Fenway Park.
    How a flat training glove has improved Gunnar Henderson’s defensive consistency at shortstop
    Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson reacts after making an error against the Royals on April 1.
    The Orioles’ offense has started slow. Could prospects jump-start it? | Banner Baseball Show
    Paul Mancano and Andy Kostka explain the difficult decisions facing Mike Elias and Brandon Hyde as they attempt to fix the team’s ailing offense. Tune in at 2 p.m.
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