The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Claimed OF Daniel Johnson off waivers from the San Francisco Giants. He has not yet reported.Selected the contract of RHP Jose Espada from Triple-A Norfolk and optioned him to Triple-A Norfolk.Designated RHP Houston Roth for assignment. The Orioles’ 40-man roster currently has 40 players.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Hello from Kauffman Stadium, which still looks great 52 years after it first opened. The Nationals are here for the first time since 2023, looking to pick up where they left off Sunday in San Francisco, having won two in a row from the Giants. First things first: Dylan Crews is not here. He has not been activated off the 60-day i

Entering the 2023 season, the Orioles’ farm system was at the peak of its powers.  Baltimore had eight top-100 prospects, according to Baseball America. That included the No. 1 overall prospect, Gunnar Henderson, another top-10 prospect, Grayson Rodriguez, a rising star in Jackson Holliday, a soon-to-be Rookie of the Year candidate in Colton Cowser

SAN FRANCISCO – There was, understandably, some level of disappointment when the Nationals did not find any suitors for Josh Bell and Paul DeJong at the trade deadline. The two veterans were signed to one-year deals prior to the season with the hopes they would help complement a roster full of young players and lead them to a surprising run at cont

Coby Mayo walked into the clubhouse yesterday morning with a first baseman’s mitt in his hand and beads of sweat on his forehead. He wasn’t in the lineup, but there’s always work to be done.  Mayo got in more reps at his new position, with senior advisor John Mabry handling a bulk load of the tutelage. “He’s been with me like side-by-side during th

SAN FRANCISCO – Maybe it was the cool air blowing out towards the bay, the clear blue sky welcoming everyone to summer in San Francisco. Maybe it was just time for things to stabilize again for a Nationals team that looked lost, defeated and deflated in its first week following a tumultuous trade deadline. Whatever the case, back-to-back day games

Because the Orioles’ roster can’t sit still, much like a fussy toddler except with grown men, changes are coming again to a rotation that posted the second-highest ERA in the American League before today. Cade Povich is trying to stay in it. He’s pitching to win and also keep his job, and he isn’t alone. The club is allowing for a developmental per

SAN FRANCISCO – When Cole Henry loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the eighth Saturday afternoon, Miguel Cairo could have stuck with his rookie setup man and given him a chance to pitch his way out of the jam. The Nationals led by three runs. There was at least some margin for error. Cairo, though, didn’t hesitate to walk straight to th

SAN FRANCISCO – Amazing what a difference a day makes. The Nationals showed up at Oracle Park on Saturday morning reeling from back-to-back shutout losses. Then James Wood led off the game with his first homer in a month, and they were on their way to a 4-2 victory over the Giants that featured power (three solo homers), a quality start by Brad Lor

The Orioles are shuffling their outfield again today for the series finale against the Athletics. Jordyn Adams gets his first start, playing center field and batting ninth. He’s made six appearances in center and two in right. Greg Allen is playing left field and Jeremiah Jackson is in right. Dylan Carlson, who's in an 0-for-34 slump, goes to the b