Ryan McKenna swinging gray
Orioles lineup vs. Athletics
Roch Kubatko
Masn
The Orioles begin a new series at home tonight, with the Athletics sending the first of three consecutive left-handed starters to the mound. Ryan McKenna is starting in right field against Oakland’s JP Sears. Anthony Santander is the designated hitter, with Austin Hays in left. Gunnar Henderson is out of the lineup. Ramón Urías is the third baseman
Danny Coulombe
New Oriole Danny Coulombe settles in nicely in 'pen, plus other O's notes
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The newest addition to the Orioles is continuing to make a nice first impression, even though he has pitched in four games now. Lefty Danny Coulombe, 33, has thrown 3 2/3 scoreless thus far on just one hit with no walks, four strikeouts and an .083 batting average against. He got the first two outs of the seventh inning Sunday and then allowed a si
Victor Robles
Robles still hitting, Vargas jams shoulder, Thompson preps to close
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
DENVER – When he did it in spring training, there were the obvious caveats attached. When he did it through the season’s first week, there was still reason to withhold judgment until the sample size was larger. And even though he continued to do it over the weekend, you still can’t talk about Victor Robles’ early season success without pointing out
Grayson and Adley
This, that and the other
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Grayson Rodriguez had a hunch that he’d be starting Tuesday night. The four scoreless innings to close out his major league debut in Texas. How he remained on the active roster, with option rules prohibiting a call-up unless replacing an injured player. No off-days that might cause him to be skipped. The T-shirt giveaway in his honor. So many clues
kuhl after homer
Rockies outlast Nats in high-scoring series finale (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
DENVER – It’s hard to call a six-run offensive performance unsatisfactory, especially for a lineup that hasn’t exactly been great at scoring runs so far this season. The usual standards of offensive success, though, don’t always apply 5,280 feet above sea level. The Nationals, sorry to say, needed more than that this afternoon during a 7-6 loss to
Judge homer
Judge homers twice and Orioles lose decisive game of series (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
One fly ball should have been caught. Two others were destined to make a safe landing from the moment they left the bat. Tyler Wells was burned three times this afternoon at various degrees in his first start of the season, which resulted in a 5-3 loss to the Yankees at Camden Yards. Adley Rutschman had four hits, including his second home run, but
edwards and adams
After harrowing ninth Saturday night, Nats figuring out bullpen plan
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
DENVER – As he mapped out his bullpen plan for Saturday night’s game, Nationals manager Davey Martinez knew he wanted to use Hunter Harvey to get out of a jam (which proved to come in the sixth inning). He knew he wanted Kyle Finnegan to face the top of the Rockies lineup (which happened to come in the eighth). And he knew he wanted Anthony Banda t
wells gray
O's game blog: The series finale against New York
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The Orioles (4-4) host the New York Yankees (5-3) today in the third and deciding game of this series before welcoming Oakland to town on Monday to start a four-game series as this homestand continues. The Orioles posted a 7-6 win on Opening Day in Baltimore on Friday, but New York held the Orioles to just four singles last night as they went 4-for
brandon hyde
McCann on his return, Hyde on decision to option Stowers, and more Orioles notes
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Catcher James McCann didn’t make it to Baltimore for Opening Day, his injury rehab stint beginning that night at High-A Aberdeen. He needed only two games to convince the Orioles that he was ready to join their active roster. Better to be a little late than spend most of the summer away from Camden Yards. “I was watching on TV when I was in Aberdee
kuhl white
Game 10 lineups: Nats at Rockies
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
DENVER – Would you believe the Nationals have pitched much better at Coors Field than they did at Nationals Park? That’s certainly been the case for their starters, who have allowed a grand total of five runs in 17 1/3 innings through the first three games of this series, good for a 2.60 ERA. The only reason they’re 2-1 instead of 3-0 is a complete