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Holliday's 337-ft Blast Lifts O's; Alonso's 10th Homers

5/23/2026

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Jackson Holliday’s two-run, 337-foot homer gave the Orioles a 6-4 lead in a 7-4 win Friday.
The ball slipped under the left-field foul pole, the shortest left-field home run at Camden Yards since 2015.
Holliday, back from hamate surgery, also singled, walked and scored twice.
Pete Alonso’s three-run blast was his 10th of the season, the first Orioles double-digit total in a player’s first 51 games since Tim Beckham.

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Story summary

Jackson Holliday’s two-run, 337-foot homer gave the Orioles a 6-4 lead in a 7-4 win Friday.
The ball slipped under the left-field foul pole, the shortest left-field home run at Camden Yards since 2015.
Holliday, back from hamate surgery, also singled, walked and scored twice.
Pete Alonso’s three-run blast was his 10th of the season, the first Orioles double-digit total in a player’s first 51 games since Tim Beckham.