CINCINNATI – Amed Rosario had already hit the ball hard three times tonight, with only minimal production to show for it. By the time he stepped up to the plate a fourth time to face Nick Lodolo, the veteran Nationals infielder had to like his chances of doing it again. And perhaps finally having something real to show for it. Sure enough, Rosario

The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Recalled INF Coby Mayo from Triple-A Norfolk.Placed INF Ramón Urías (right hamstring strain) on the 10-day Injured List, retroactive to May 1.

CINCINNATI – Josh Bell is out of the Nationals lineup tonight after tweaking his right groin muscle running out a ground ball during Friday night’s loss to the Reds. Bell said he hurt himself trying to beat out a seventh-inning grounder to the right side of the infield, walking gingerly back to the dugout after making the out. Davey Martinez sent A

The Orioles lost one of their most versatile players and productive hitters in the latest injury to strike the club. Ramón Urías is on the 10-day injured list with a hamstring strain that manager Brandon Hyde described today as “mild.” The move is retroactive to Thursday, making Urías eligible to return on May 11. Coby Mayo, the No. 2 prospect in t

CINCINNATI – It’s been raining here all day, but there might be just enough of a break in the precipitation for the Nationals and Reds to get tonight’s game in as scheduled, or perhaps slightly delayed. Fingers crossed. The Nats look to bounce back after Friday night’s rain-delayed, 6-1 loss that featured very little offense and an early deficit cr

The Orioles have posted their lineup but didn’t announce a roster move. Coby Mayo is in Baltimore. Ramón Urías isn’t in the lineup after the Orioles scratched him yesterday with a sore hamstring. Emmanuel Rivera is starting at third base and Jorge Mateo is at second versus Royals left-hander Kris Bubic. Ramón Laureano is in left field and Heston Kj

Corner infielder Coby Mayo is heading to Baltimore today, which could lead to another promotion to the majors or placement on the 24-hour taxi squad. Update: Mayo is expected to be recalled. Ramón Urías was scratched from last night’s lineup with a sore hamstring. Manager Brandon Hyde said after a 3-0 win over the Royals that the Orioles weren’t su

Tomoyuki Sugano starts tonight against the Royals at Camden Yards and Kyle Gibson takes his second turn on Sunday, hoping to make a much better second impression. The Orioles are off again Monday and fly to Minnesota for a road trip that also makes a stop in Anaheim. Charlie Morton will sit in the home and visiting bullpens, where he’s operated sin

CINCINNATI – One starter couldn’t throw strikes. The other was blowing away hitters with one of the best arsenals in baseball. Together, it made for a bad combination for the Nationals. With Mitchell Parker issuing five walks in his second consecutive shaky outing, and with Hunter Greene racking up 12 strikeouts in six innings against a helpless li

Dean Kremer’s right thigh absorbed a 103.2 mph line drive from Mark Canha tonight in the second inning. Kremer raced to first base for the 1-3-1 putout, completed a few warmup tosses to appease manager Brandon Hyde and athletic trainer Scott Barringer, and went back to work. That was the only way for the Royals to slow Kremer, and just temporarily.