Albert Suarez
Latest on Orioles' pitching plans and today's lineups
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The Orioles are planning on a bullpen game for Sunday in Toronto, an adjustment made to their rotation after skipping Dean Kremer’s turn. Albert Suárez is a candidate after working three innings Saturday. He also earned the win last night with a scoreless 10th inning. Keegan Akin also could be under consideration. He’s served as an opener three tim
MacKenzie Gore
Thursday morning Nats Q&A
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
MIAMI – You would think three night games at loanDepot Park in front of announced crowds under 10,000 would be enough. But guess what, there's still one more game to be played in this four-game series, and it's yet another night game! The Nationals saw their winning streak against the Marlins end at five with Wednesday night's ugly, 8-3 loss. That
Rico Garcia
Orioles bullish on rebuilt bullpen
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Exceptions have the power to cloud judgements and cast doubts about a specific trend. What the Orioles are getting from their bullpen this month is crystal clear. Yennier Cano blew the save Tuesday night when Tommy Pham homered in the top of the ninth inning, but another look reveals that he strung together six scoreless appearances in a row. Lean
CJ Abrams
Nats come undone in 6th, finally lose to Marlins (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
MIAMI – The Nationals’ first loss to the Marlins in six head-to-head matchups this month came amid a flurry of ground ball singles, defensive gaffes and red-hot emotions that may have gotten the best of them. During the critical sequence of events that led to tonight’s 8-3 loss at loanDepot Park, both interim manager Miguel Cairo and starting pitch
Dylan Beavers
Wells excels and Orioles win another walk-off, 2-1, on Beavers hit in 10th inning
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Tyler Wells isn’t in a band and he isn’t interested in playing second fiddle. He knows how to conduct himself against a phenom. Wells was the other starter tonight opposite the Pirates’ Paul Skenes, the former first-overall draft pick and reigning National League Rookie of the Year who naturally drew most of the attention. Wells didn’t care. He’s j
MacKenzie Gore
Gore ready to come off IL and start Thursday in Miami
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
MIAMI – When MacKenzie Gore said Tuesday he planned on pitching again this season, he actually meant he planned on pitching again this week. Nationals interim manager Miguel Cairo announced today that Gore, having recovered from left shoulder inflammation, will be activated off the 15-day injured list Thursday and start his team’s series finale aga
Tyler Wells
Jackson stays in lineup, updates on Sánchez and O'Neill, UMPS CARE note
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Jeremiah Jackson sat at his locker earlier today, raised his right arm and pointed to the spot where last night’s pitch slammed into his elbow. He showed a teammate the damage, which he said was minimal. He knew that it could have been worse. Braxton Ashcraft’s 95.5 mph fastball nailed Jackson in the eighth inning after he singled and homered. Dani
Jake Irvin
Game 145 lineups: Nats at Marlins
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
MIAMI – The Nationals’ September to remember continues, the team having now opened this final month of the season 7-1, including five straight wins over the Marlins. And there are still two more games to go in this series at loanDepot Park, where they’ll try to do it again tonight and move to within 4 1/2 games of third place in the NL East. This h
Enrique Bradfield Jr.
Orioles sending seven players to AFL, notes before tonight's game vs. Pirates
Roch Kubatko
Masn
Seven Orioles will be on the Peoria Javelinas roster in the Arizona Fall League, highlighted by No. 4 prospect Enrique Bradfield Jr. The Orioles also are sending outfielder Thomas Sosa, catcher Ethan Anderson and pitchers Zach Fruit, Luis De León, Carson Dorsey and Andy Fabian. High-A Aberdeen’s Jeremy Hileman will serve as one of the pitching coac
Jorge Alfaro
Nats holding their breath as catching corps takes a beating
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
MIAMI – The situation was almost comical, until you realized how painful it also was and how upsetting it must have been for everyone associated with the Nationals who nearly ran out of catchers during Tuesday night’s 7-5 win over the Marlins. Riley Adams had already been forced to leave the game after taking a foul ball off his groin in the bottom