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Johnson, a native of Vallejo, California, and a former fifth-round draft pick out of New Mexico State by the Washington Nationals, faces a situation familiar to several of his teammates: For the time being, the loaded Orioles have nowhere to put him.

Daniel Johnson hit .350 in May, but he faces a familiar situation: For the time being, the loaded Orioles have nowhere to put him.

Johnson, a native of Vallejo, California, and a former fifth-round draft pick out of New Mexico State by the Washington Nationals, faces a situation familiar to several of his teammates: For the time being, the loaded Orioles have nowhere to put him.

Johnson, a native of Vallejo, California, and a former fifth-round draft pick out of New Mexico State by the Washington Nationals, faces a situation familiar to several of his teammates: For the time being, the loaded Orioles have nowhere to put him.

Jackson Holliday has been tweaking his approach at the plate since a short-lived first taste of the major leagues with the Orioles last month.

A Norfolk Tides infielder and the top prospect in the Baltimore Orioles organization, Holliday has been tweaking his approach at the plate since a short-lived first taste of the major leagues last month.

The parent Baltimore Orioles announced that corner infielder Coby Mayo, the organization’s third-ranked prospect according to MLB.com, has been placed on Norfolk’s injured list with a fractured rib and is expected to miss “several weeks.”

After a dominant 7-1 start to the season, the Tides lost 10 straight April games. It turned out not to be a miracle that they ever won seven.

The Orioles' promotion of Holliday​ is what fans have been hoping for since the team broke from spring training last month.

The 20-year-old Holliday, the top-ranked prospect in all of baseball, will lead off and play second base with the Tides for the foreseeable future, manager Buck Britton said Wednesday.