Travis Sykora Wilmington
Sykora promoted to Double-A Harrisburg, per source
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
After just six starts following his promotion to High-A Wilmington, Travis Sykora, the top prospect in the Nationals’ farm system, is being promoted to Double-A Harrisburg. The promotion, confirmed by a source familiar with the move, comes after the 21-year-old right-hander dominated the South Atlantic League by going 3-0 with a 1.21 ERA, 0.674 WHI
Dave Martinez
Thursday morning Nats Q&A
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
SAN DIEGO – The Nationals left town following Wednesday afternoon's agonizing 1-0 loss to the Padres and are spending their off-day up the road in Orange County before opening a weekend series Friday against the Angels. Your trusty beat writer chose to remain in San Diego for this off-day, because ... well, do I really have to explain this to you?
Samuel Basallo
"The Bird's Nest" breaks down the O's catching situation
Brendan Mortensen
Masn
There’s never a good time for one of your star players to go down with injury. But for the Orioles and Adley Rutschman, the timing of the star catcher’s left oblique strain couldn’t have been much worse.  Since Rutschman’s promotion to the big leagues a few seasons ago, Baltimore has gone as their face of the franchise has gone. When Rutschman play
Cedric Mullins
Orioles approaching trade deadline decisions
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
As the trade deadline gets closer, the industry is broken down again among teams that identify as buyers and sellers, and the group that balances on the bubble. The Orioles knew who they were the last two summers. They acquired starter Jack Flaherty from the Cardinals on Aug. 1, 2023 for minor league second baseman César Prieto, left-hander Drew Ro
Brandon Young
Orioles no-hit for seven innings in 7-0 loss to Rangers (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The Orioles need wins in order to avoid selling at the trade deadline. Their frustrations this season have spilled into the no-hit zone. Jacob deGrom was the latest starter to flummox them, retiring the first 18 batters tonight before Jackson Holliday’s leadoff walk in the seventh. Colton Cowser let the dugout exhale with a ground ball single leadi
MacKenzie Gore
Nats once again can't support Gore, lose 1-0 (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
SAN DIEGO – MacKenzie Gore has pitched like an ace this season. He leads the National League in strikeouts. His ERA resides in the low-3.00s. Only five major leaguers have totaled more than his 11 quality starts. So how come Gore now sports a 3-8 record? Because no matter how well he’s pitched, his teammates can’t seem to consistently provide him t
Brandon Young
Young recalled, Orioles lineup vs. Rangers (Mateo begins rehab assignment)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The Orioles made the anticipated roster move earlier today, recalling Brandon Young and optioning reliever Yaramil Hiraldo. Young is making his third major league start after allowing six runs and 11 hits in 8 2/3 innings. MLB Pipeline ranks him as the organization’s No. 19 prospect. Jordan Westburg returns to the lineup, playing third base and bat
Drew Millas
Millas hopes to make most of latest stint, Law struggles in rehab outing
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
SAN DIEGO – When he was called up to the big leagues the last two seasons, Drew Millas found himself walking through the Nationals' clubhouse introducing himself to a good number of unfamiliar faces. When he arrived at Petco Park on Tuesday afternoon, the 27-year-old catcher assumed it would be more of the same, until he looked around the room and
MacKenzie Gore
Game 81 lineups: Nats at Padres
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
SAN DIEGO – As was the case Sunday in Los Angeles, the Nationals have an opportunity today to win a series against a good opponent. They put themselves in that position by thumping the Padres on Monday night before coming up just short Tuesday night. So it will require a victory this afternoon to win the series and improve to 3-3 on the West Coast
Jackson Holliday
Leftovers for breakfast
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
It’s beginning to happen right before our eyes. The first-overall draft pick in 2022, formerly the top prospect in baseball, is drifting to star status and rising above the hype that could have buried him. Jackson Holliday was gaining as much notice for his struggles in the majors as the tools that got him there. He experienced frustration and the