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Jeremiah Jackson

Jeremiah Jackson

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Sep 16, 2026

Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
5:13
He got him out, uh, got him to fly out, and then Nate Lavender came in to face Gunnar Henderson, who he struck out.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
5:20
Then he struck out Jeremiah Jackson to get through the seventh, and then would put up a 1-2-3 8th inning.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
5:26
This all sets up for the big moment of the game.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
5:28
Kodai Senga on the mound trying to notch, I believe, his eighth save.
Greg PetersonHOST
3:45
Two runs allowed in five and a third innings, the first time in his last six starts in which he did not give up four-plus runs.
Greg PetersonHOST
3:50
But he was taken deep twice as it was home run number eight of the campaign for Jeremiah Jackson, and then you had a home run number nine for Christian Incarnation Strand.
Greg PetersonHOST
4:00
From there, Kobe Mayo will go deep off of Jonathan Pintaro in extra innings, his twenty-fourth home run of the season.
Greg PetersonHOST
4:05
And for Pete Alonso, he was able to force extra innings with getting his thirty-sixth home run of the season off of Kodai Senga as he had Austin Warren give you a scoreless inning.
Connor NewcombHOST
6:40
So the O's have runners on the corners with nobody out.
Connor NewcombHOST
6:43
And Jeremiah Jackson coming up, who was in the starting lineup.
Connor NewcombHOST
6:46
And...
Connor NewcombHOST
6:47
Jackson Holiday, a lefty against a righty reliever out there for the Mets, is just kind of chilling on the bench, not pinch hitting for some reason.
Connor NewcombHOST
7:26
But the Orioles do take the lead, and Gunnar goes to second with nobody out.
Connor NewcombHOST
7:29
And the Orioles have maybe the worst stretch of three consecutive at-bats I have seen all season from this team, and that is saying something because they've had some terrible at-bats this year.
Connor NewcombHOST
7:40
Craig Auburn has for some reason having Jeremiah Jackson try to bunt.
Connor NewcombHOST
7:43
Of course, he can't get a bunt down.
Luke SlabaughHOST
4:29
And at that point, their only real chance, they had two at-bats with a runner in scoring position because Kobe Mayo had stolen a base.
Luke SlabaughHOST
4:37
They had two solo shots from Jeremiah Jackson and Christian Encarnacion-Strand in the same inning, mind you.
Luke SlabaughHOST
4:44
So here we go, top nine, one out.
Luke SlabaughHOST
4:45
Two and O count.
Al GaldiHOST
53:35
Encarnacion-Strand in the Orioles' two-run second had a leadoff homer to left center field to tie the game at one.
Al GaldiHOST
53:41
Jeremiah Jackson, he is the Orioles' starting second baseman and number six batter, went one for four.
Al GaldiHOST
53:46
with a solo homer.
Al GaldiHOST
53:47
Did commit a throwing error, but Jackson in the Orioles' two-run second had a one-out solo homer to left center field on a 1-2 pitch for a 2-1 Orioles lead.
Connor NewcombHOST
12:52
You could have very easily put, [smacks lips] you know, any infielder some- sometimes it, it feels like.
Connor NewcombHOST
12:59
But, you know, you could have easily put Jeremiah Jackson in there, or, or even though CES was DH-ing, you could've, you know, burned the DH to put him at third to get better defense.
Connor NewcombHOST
13:09
You could have, you know, put a, a Leody Taveras or, or even a Rhys Hines i- in right field and, and certainly upgraded defensively out there.
Connor NewcombHOST
13:19
But they decided to keep those two guys in the game because I, I think that shows how the Orioles see the rest of the season playing out.
Eric LindquistHOST
2:33
Christian Encarnacion Strand.
Eric LindquistHOST
2:36
Jeremiah Jackson.
Eric LindquistHOST
2:37
Woo-hoo! He's not for real.
Eric LindquistHOST
2:40
There are lots of ways... that we get a ton of strikeouts from Shawn Minaya, and I, going over to Odd Shopper, I was looking at Bailey Obert because that's somebody that we're actually gonna talk about, because up is down and left is right, so there's that.
Connor NewcombHOST
23:22
But just a weird play by the O's with CES getting thrown out.
Connor NewcombHOST
23:26
And then, you know, he, he walked in the sixth inning and was held up at third base on a Jeremiah Jackson double where he probably would've scored on that play had he been sent home because the relay throw was so bad, but Britton this time held him up.
Connor NewcombHOST
23:38
Again, if he just has more speed, like, he scores on both those plays.
Connor NewcombHOST
23:42
But he's been so good for the O's this year, you look over it, and I gotta say, like, the play CES made defensively to end the bottom of the sixth inning and get the O's out of a bases-loaded jam, like, that was vintage Manny Machado, Gary Thor, don't throw it away, don't throw it at all.
Sean FergusonHOST
15:31
I'm only gonna get better." So I think with how well he's mashing the ball right now that, yeah, you definitely want to see Mayo in 2027 given a full opportunity.
Sean FergusonHOST
15:39
Don't Jeremiah Jackson him and give him a lot of opportunity early on and then when someone else comes back, how's the, you know, kind of shelve him for a bit.
Sean FergusonHOST
15:46
I really think that hurt Jackson, uh, and his productivity as he was hot earlier in the year.
Sean FergusonHOST
15:51
So hopefully they continue to give Mayo these opportunities and help him grow.
Christian SturgeonHOST
61:52
Listen, we got Louis V, but Ricky T I feel like is developing into a really nice bullpen piece.
Christian SturgeonHOST
61:57
98 with that filthy sweeper might've been Jeremiah Jackson.
Christian SturgeonHOST
62:00
I don't know who it was like back hip, almost hitting the guy and he swings at it really like Ricky T going forward.
Aidan SinclairHOST
62:07
Yeah.

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