Nats 2005 reunion
For honored members of 2005 Nats, "it really has not felt like 20 years"
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
John Patterson hadn’t been back to Nationals Park since the final day of the 2007 season, a day he didn’t know at the time would be his final day in the major leagues. The lanky right-hander has built a whole new life since, running a real estate company with his wife outside Dallas, coaching his 8-year-old son’s baseball team. His long, flowing ha
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Orioles pregame notes on throwing to right bases, Pérez's early struggles, Gordon trade and more
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
KANSAS CITY – Among the series of pregame drills this afternoon at bitter-cold Kauffman Stadium was outfielder Tyler O’Neill throwing to the bases. The early work is done to sharpen skills and that’s an area where the two-time Gold Glove winner wanted to focus. The Royals sent nine batters to the plate last night in the eighth inning and scored fiv
Gunnar Henderson
Henderson serving as designated hitter today, Orioles-Royals lineups
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
KANSAS CITY – Tomoyuki Sugano gets his second chance in the majors this afternoon after leaving his debut with cramping in both hands. Sugano allowed two runs and four hits in four innings at Rogers Centre in Toronto in the fourth game of the season. He faces the Royals today in the bitter cold, but at least it's dry. Gunnar Henderson is serving as
Riley Adams
Game 8 lineups: Nats vs. Diamondbacks
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
The Nationals, plain and simple, need a win. They’re 1-6 to begin the season, and though they’ve pretty much been in every game, they have not shown an ability to do what they need to do late in those games to emerge victorious. They’ll give it another shot this afternoon against the Diamondbacks, perhaps inspired by the pregame induction of the in
Jackson Rutledge
Rutledge finds himself back with Nats, but now in new role
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
Jackson Rutledge was called into Davey Martinez’s office April 26, the day before Opening Day, and informed he would not be returning to Nationals Park the following morning but rather heading to Rochester to open another season at Triple-A. Rutledge wasn’t shocked by the decision. And if nothing else, he was encouraged by the message he received f
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O's minor leaguers reflect importance of versatility
Brendan Mortensen
Masn
Gunnar Henderson, Jordan Westburg, Jackson Holliday.  Three players who were top prospects in baseball. Two of whom were quite literally the best prospects in the game. All were drafted as shortstops.  Even as they developed into future franchise cornerstones, they still didn’t settle into one position. Holliday played second base, third base and s
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This, that and the other
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
KANSAS CITY – Having Gunnar Henderson back on the active roster creates a ripple effect that pushes an infielder to the bench. No one is making waves over it. That’s just how it works with a full-time, All-Star shortstop in the lineup. Jackson Holliday returned to second base last night in the series opener against the Royals, and Jordan Westburg m
Dean Kremer
Orioles offense stalls after second inning and Henderson's return can't prevent 8-2 loss (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
KANSAS CITY – Gunnar Henderson swung at the second pitch of his 2025 season and lined out to short at 106.8 mph. He didn’t get on base, but he was back. The Orioles are lagging behind with three losses in a row after tonight’s 8-2 defeat in Kansas City. Henderson went 1-for-4 with an infield single in his last at-bat and also committed a fielding e
Luis Garcia Jr.
Nationals finally score early but fall again late (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
They finally got the early offense they’ve been craving since Opening Day. They just couldn’t sustain it. Or prevent the game from getting away from them late. The formula wasn’t a carbon copy of the Nationals’ last week, but the final result was: a 6-4 loss to the Diamondbacks that leaves them 1-6 for the second time in the last three years. As wa
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Henderson happy to be back with Orioles after rehabbing rib cage muscle
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
KANSAS CITY – Gunnar Henderson wore a hooded sweatshirt and wool stocking cap as he charged ground balls at shortstop during today’s infield drills. The weather at Kauffman Stadium is cold and damp, but he managed to work up a sweat. Henderson wiped his hair with a towel and pulled the cap onto his head again. The conditions are miserable, but he c