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Cowser and Kemp crack Orioles lineup
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Colton Cowser gets his first start tonight if the weather allows the Orioles to continue their series against the Royals at Camden Yards following last night’s walk-off homer from Jordan Westburg. Cowser is playing left field. Austin Hays goes to the bench. Westburg stays in the lineup, starting at third base. Tony Kemp gets his first start at seco
Riley Adams
Adams' clutch homer a good sign after hamate injury
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
The concern with players who suffer hamate injuries is always a lack of power when they return. So the Nationals were very happy to see Riley Adams hammer a game-tying, two-run home run in the seventh inning of yesterday’s home opening loss to the Pirates. With the Nats down 3-1 and Ildemaro Vargas at first base after grinding out his at-bat for a
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Adam Frazier on 2024 and O's future: "The sky is the limit"
Steve Melewski
Orioles
He was back playing second base at Camden Yards last night. But this time, Adam Frazier was not playing for, but rather against the Orioles. Frazier enjoyed his time as an Oriole and was a key contributor to a 101-win team that won a division championship. He has high praise for pretty much everything Oriole – especially his former teammates, manag
John Means
Answering a few of my own Orioles questions
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Orioles executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias informed the media on the first day of spring training that John Means probably would begin the season on the injured list because the left-hander was a month behind the other starters. The Orioles delayed the start of his throwing program after elbow soreness denied him a roster spot in t
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Westburg hits walk-off homer in 6-4 win after Mountcastle beats left field wall (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Jordan Westburg rounded first base tonight, looked back at the dugout, pumped his fist and yelled. This is what a walk-off home run feels like. This is what a good, young hitter looks like. Cedric Mullins singled with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning against Royals right-hander Nick Anderson, Westburg fell behind 0-2 on a pair of curveball
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Bullpen woes again plague Nats in home-opener loss (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
In adding several veteran relievers with late-inning experience this winter and even into the spring, the Nationals hoped they were assembling a bullpen that would give Davey Martinez more viable options for tight ballgames and not force the manager to rely too much on his top arms. So when the situation arose today in the team’s home opener – tie
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O's game blog: The series with the Kansas City Royals begins
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The Orioles and Kansas City Royals may be forced to dodge some raindrops the next few days, but they are scheduled to begin a three-game series tonight at Camden Yards. The Orioles (2-1) are a game and a half back of the 4-0 New York Yankees for the American League East lead. They opened the season with wins by 11-3 and 13-4 scores over the Los Ang
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Hyde on Cowser: “I think you’re going to see him in there the next couple days, possibly a start tomorrow”
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde posted his fourth lineup this afternoon and it’s still missing Colton Cowser. The young outfielder has appeared in three games and received two at-bats. He replaced Anthony Santander in right field on Opening Day and didn’t get to the plate, did it again Saturday and stroked a double to right field in the eighth inning,
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Gunnar Henderson on hitting leadoff and Adam Frazier on return to Baltimore
Steve Melewski
Orioles
Gunnar Henderson hit .197 last April. That is not happening this year. He is 4-for-10 to start the new year, with a triple, homer and four RBIs. His three-game OPS is 1.438. And here is the part that should worry opposing pitchers: He is getting more and more comfortable batting leadoff, as he has done the first three games and will do again t
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Nats face first lefty starter for home opener with Lipscomb at third, Vargas at second
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
The Nationals’ home opener showcases a lot of new features to the young 2024 season. As the home schedule on South Capitol Street kicks off, there are new things all around Nationals Park to experience. New concessions. New scoreboard. New lights. And a new lineup in just the fourth game of the year. The Nationals will take on the first left-handed