Orioles Send Top Prospect Coby Mayo Back to Triple-A

Mayo's initial major league stint ends after seven games, highlighting the challenges faced by rookies across baseball.

Coby Mayo recorded his first MLB hit but struggled overall, going 1-for-17 at the plate.
Baltimore recalled infielder Livan Soto to fill the roster spot left by Mayo.
General Manager Mike Elias noted the increasing difficulty for rookies transitioning from Triple-A to the majors.
Other top prospects, including Jackson Holliday and Colton Cowser, also faced early struggles before finding success.
The Orioles remain optimistic about Mayo's future and expect him to return to the majors soon.