Ramón Urías was scratched from tonight’s Orioles lineup with spasms between his neck and right shoulder. Terrin Vavra starts at second base and bats eighth, with left fielder Austin Hays moving up to seventh. “He’s day-to-day,” said manager Brandon Hyde. Here’s the new lineup: Cedric Mullins CF Adley Rutschman C Ryan Mountcastle 1B Anthony Santande

MIAMI – Fresh off what I’m sure was a relaxing day off here in Miami, the Nationals open a three-game weekend series with the Marlins, their last chance to face a team that isn’t in the pennant race before the season ends. The Nats took two of three from Miami last weekend in D.C. in one of their better performances during an improved September str

Gunnar Henderson stays at third base tonight as the Orioles try to win their third game in a row. Manager Brandon Hyde is starting Ramón Urías at second base and using Jesús Aguilar as his designated hitter, with Kyle Stowers and Terrin Vavra on the bench – moves motivated by Astros right-hander José Urquidy being a reverse splits guy. Austin Hays

The Orioles placed Tyler Wells on the 15-day injured list today with right shoulder inflammation and recalled pitcher Spenser Watkins from Triple-A Norfolk. The move is retroactive to Tuesday and Wells is likely done for the 2022 season after making 23 starts. Wells missed about six weeks with an oblique injury, returning on Sept. 7. He made three

The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Recalled RHP Spenser Watkins from Triple-A Norfolk.Placed RHP Tyler Wells on the 15-day Injured List with right shoulder inflammation, retroactive to September 20.

The Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy this month begins its fall season of YBA PLAY grassroots clinics, featuring Nike as the presenting sponsor. In its sixth full year of programming, YBA PLAY delivers fun and free instructional clinics to kids, ages 6 to 12 in underserved communities, giving them the chance to learn and love the game of

Orioles infielder/outfielder Terrin Vavra's bat has started to heat up again, just as it did when he first got to the majors and went 6-for-13, batting .462 to start to his big league career. Nothing to it, right? Of course, we know that is not true. And while Vavra looks solid and comfortable again at the plate, for about a month startin

Kyle Finnegan smiles when the subject comes up. He knows he’s one of the slowest-working pitchers in the majors. And he knows people assume that will become a major problem once he’s subject to a pitch clock next season. Here’s what the Nationals closer wants you to know about that: He spent two seasons in the minor leagues with a pitch clock enfor

Austin Hays won’t remember the 2022 season from a personal standpoint as one of his healthiest as a professional. He played through the pain. In his hand, wrist and oblique. But what’s important here is that he played. Hays appeared in his 132nd game Wednesday night, the most in his major league career. An achievement that didn’t draw much attentio

Kyle Bradish must not be the sentimental type. Not on the nights that he’s pitching. The Orioles welcomed back Trey Mancini, who returned to Baltimore for the first time since his trade, but Bradish made himself the center of attention. He didn’t allow an Astros batter to reach base until Mauricio Dubón lined a first-pitch slider into left field wi