The Nationals filled the four roster holes that opened up over the final 36 hours leading into the trade deadline with four players from Triple-A who already were on the organization’s 40-man roster. The Nats recalled outfielder Robert Hassell III, left-hander Shinnosuke Ogasawara and right-handers Orlando Ribalta and Ryan Loutos from Rochester, ad

CHICAGO – The message from interim manager Tony Mansolino and the players remaining in the Orioles clubhouse is clear: Yes, the trade deadline may have shaken things up, but the goal of winning a baseball game each day remains the same.  The Orioles, with their young core still in place, believe they still have the talent to do just that. The names

The Washington Nationals recalled right-handed pitcher Orlando Ribalta from Triple-A Rochester on Thursday and recalled outfielder Robert Hassell III, right-handed pitcher Ryan Loutos and left-handed pitcher Shinnosuke Ogasawara from Triple-A Rochester on Friday. Nationals Interim General Manager Mike DeBartolo made the announcements. Hassell III, 

The Nationals who take the field tonight against the Brewers are going to look quite different from the Nationals who last took the field here more than a week ago. Six players were traded prior to the July 31 deadline, including arguably their three most reliable relievers. What remains is going to have to exceed expectations over the season’s fin

CHICAGO – The usual nametags weren’t anywhere to be found in the visitor’s clubhouse this afternoon.  There’s no Cedric Mullins, who patrolled center field in Baltimore for parts of eight seasons. Ryan O’Hearn and Ramón Urías won’t be digging into the infield dirt in Wrigley Field this weekend. The bullpen has about half of its normal arms.  Things

The 2025 trade deadline is over and the Orioles are left to play the final 53 games of their season with a roster that’s undergone a serious makeover and a room full of players who aren’t kidding about their intent to keep winning.  Doing so just got a lot harder. Executive vice president/general manager Mike Elias did what he felt was necessary in

CHICAGO – The trade deadline has come and gone, and what a busy day it was.  For most of us, anyway. Kevin Brown and I were stuck in an airport vying for a plane to Chicago for about six hours.  The Orioles were certainly busy, though, trading away Cedric Mullins, Ryan O’Hearn, Ramón Laureano and Charlie Morton, adding to their previous deals sendi

The Orioles filled the remaining openings on their roster this morning by selecting the contract of outfielder Jordyn Adams from Triple-A Norfolk and infielder Terrin Vavra from Double-A Chesapeake and recalling infielder Luis Vázquez from Norfolk. The trio joins infielder Jeremiah Jackson and reliever Yaramil Hiraldo, who were recalled last night.

The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Recalled INF Luis Vázquez from Triple-A Norfolk.Selected the contract of OF Jordyn Adams from Double-A Chesapeake. He will wear No. 80.Selected the contract of INF Terrin Vavra Double-A Chesapeake. He will wear No. 54. The Orioles’ 40-man roster currently has 35 players.

After a frantic final 48 hours, the dust has settled and the trade deadline has passed. The Nationals had their most active late-July since 2021, with interim general manager Mike DeBartolo making five deals involving six veterans traded away for 10 prospects in return. They didn’t make any earth-shattering moves, but swap out a sizeable group of p