Jackson Holliday, the Baltimore Orioles' top prospect, made a spectacular return to the major leagues by hitting a 439-foot grand slam in his first game back, leading the team to a 10-4 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. The 20-year-old's grand slam marked his first career home run, and he expressed excitement about the milestone, hoping to retrieve the ball from a young fan, Wyatt, who received it after the game. Holliday, who had struggled earlier this season with a 2-for-34 record, was able to capitalize on the opportunity after the Orioles faced injuries to key players. The game also featured notable performances from Colton Cowser and Grayson Rodriguez, who contributed to the Orioles' offensive success. Holliday's return and performance suggest he may solidify his spot in the lineup as the team navigates injuries. This grand slam not only highlights Holliday's potential but also showcases the Orioles' depth amid challenges.