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Orioles select Beavers' contract
MASN Staff
Orioles
The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Selected the contract of OF Dylan Beavers from Triple-A Norfolk. He will wear No. 12 and his first appearance will be his MLB debut.Designated OF Greg Allen for assignment. The Orioles’ 40-man roster currently has 40 players.
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Orioles select Dylan Beavers' contract
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
One wait is over. The Orioles are selecting outfielder Dylan Beavers’ contract from Triple-A Norfolk, one day after the date to retain his rookie eligibility for 2026. Outfielder Greg Allen was designated for assignment to create room. Beavers will wear No. 12 and he could be in tonight’s lineup against Astros right-hander Jason Alexander. Beavers
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Roch Kubatko
Orioles
No pitcher in the history of the Baltimore Orioles has thrown a perfect game. No one could have anticipated that a rookie carrying a 6.70 ERA in his first 10 major league starts would get within four outs. Brandon Young is a big fan of classic rock. His outing last was an instant classic, and boy, did he rock. He retired 23 batters in a row before
Young comes within four outs of history in Orioles' blowout win (updated)
Young comes within four outs of history in Orioles' blowout win (updated)
Brendan Mortensen
Masn
HOUSTON – When a pitcher is in a groove, you can look up at the box score in the middle innings and think to yourself, “Oh wow, he’s through four without allowing a hit.” Usually, it doesn't amount to much.  Tonight, many in Daikin Park may have shared that thought about Brandon Young.  The rookie looked sharp through three. Then, he was through fo
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Late homers off depleted bullpen spoil Nats' night (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
That the Nationals found themselves in a position to win tonight’s game against the Phillies was a testament to MacKenzie Gore’s intestinal fortitude over six gutsy innings and the lineup’s ability to actually make Zack Wheeler work enough to knock him out after only five. These two division rivals, residing at opposite ends of the NL East, were ti
Ramon Urias Astros
Orioles see familiar face in Houston
Brendan Mortensen
Masn
HOUSTON – On Friday, Aug. 1, the Orioles roster looked drastically different for an afternoon contest at Wrigley Field.  Gone were four members of the lineup, a starting pitcher and four key pieces of the bullpen, including a new resident of Chicago, Andrew Kittredge.  Orioles hitters saw their former teammate right away, as Kittredge entered that
Cole Henry
After long journey, Henry celebrates first career save
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
As the latter stages of Thursday night’s game was playing out, Cole Henry started to get the sense he was going to be the man holding the ball for the top of the ninth. With interim manager Miguel Cairo using new closer Jose A. Ferrer to face the heart of the Phillies lineup with a one-run lead in the eighth, Henry was told by bullpen coach Ricky B
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Orioles and Astros lineups in Houston, plus pregame notes
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The Orioles have been held to four hits or fewer 22 times this season, tied with the Pirates for second most in the majors behind the Rangers’ 25. They’ve scored five runs or fewer in 12 straight games since Aug. 1. But they won the last two against the Mariners, including their first walk-off, to complete the homestand. They’re back on the road to
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Game 122 lineups: Nats vs. Phillies
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
Way back on March 27, the 2025 season began with the Nationals hosting the Phillies and an Opening Day pitchers’ duel between MacKenzie Gore and Zack Wheeler. On that 57-degree afternoon, Gore authored the best start of his career, retiring 17 of 18 batters, 13 via strikeout, to outduel Wheeler (who allowed only one run on two hits in six innings h
Ethan Petry Fredericksburg
With college experience, Petry leads Nats' young draft picks
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
When Ethan Petry was selected as the Nationals’ second-round pick a month ago, he had no idea he would stick out like a sore thumb among the organization's first five picks. The University of South Carolina product was the only player of the Nats’ top-five selections to play in college. The Nats’ first five picks all landed in both MLB Pipeline’s a