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Nevin producing with steadier playing time (plus Kjerstad update)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Ryan Mountcastle is coming off the injured list this afternoon, ensuring that the Orioles make at least one roster move before playing the Rays at Camden Yards. Maybe more with their bullpen on fumes. Manager Brandon Hyde didn’t want to use Bryan Baker last night. He’s had Cionel Pérez warm the last four nights, and the left-hander worked two-third
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Complete team effort leads Aberdeen to minors best record
Steve Melewski
Orioles
They feature five players ranked among the Orioles' top 30 prospects on MLBPipeline.com. It has been that group of five and several more key contributors that have led the Orioles' high Single-A Aberdeen IronBirds affiliate to the best record in all of minor league baseball through their first 35 games. The IronBirds cooled off Friday night, losing
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Overly aggressive Nats shut out in Milwaukee (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
MILWAUKEE – The worst thing a team struggling to win – and, more specifically, struggling to score runs – can do is try too hard to make something big happen. The Nationals have been trying too hard for several weeks now, committing unforced errors in the field, on the bases and at the plate. It seems to be happening on a nightly basis during their
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Vespi makes victorious debut, Orioles finally solve Rays in 13 (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
While the Orioles were beginning their home series tonight against the Rays, catcher Adley Rutschman sat on the visiting bench at Truist Field in Charlotte. The Triple-A Norfolk lineup card listed him among the reserves. He stood in front of the dugout for the anthem. Any reported sightings at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport were done in jest. The de
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Kieboom needs Tommy John surgery; Strasburg, Ross almost ready
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
MILWAUKEE – Carter Kieboom hoped he’d be spending the next week building up his arm, resuming baseball activities and making plans to rejoin the Nationals’ active roster sometime in June, the elbow sprain that landed him on the 60-day injured list to begin the season finally behind him. Instead, the club’s longtime third baseman of the future will
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O's game blog: The Tampa Bay series begins
Steve Melewski
Masn
After producing the walk-off win Thursday afternoon against the New York Yankees, the Orioles host the Tampa Bay Rays today in the opener of a three-game series and continuation of a seven-game homestand. After back-to-back one-run losses to New York, the Orioles (15-24) salvaged the series finale Thursday 9-6 on Anthony Santander’s three-run shot.
Notes on Mountcastle, Rutschman and more
Notes on Mountcastle, Rutschman and more
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Ryan Mountcastle took batting practice on the field again today and is expected to be activated from the injured list prior to Saturday night’s game against the Rays. Mountcastle hasn’t played since the Orioles scratched him from the May 11 lineup in St. Louis with discomfort in his left wrist and forearm. He went on the injured list a few days lat
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Ramón Urías on trying to get his bat going and all those double plays
Steve Melewski
Orioles
For a while we wondered when the Trey Mancini would get some payoff for how hard he was hitting the ball with little to show for it. And this month the hits have started to come for him and his numbers are now getting more in line with what might be expected. The same has not happened yet for infielder Ramón Urías. After producing an OPS of .774 in
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Game 40 lineups: Nats at Brewers
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
MILWAUKEE – Hello from the stadium formerly known as Miller Park. It’s now American Family Field, and yes, that’s going to take a while to get used to. The Nationals come to town for a three-game weekend series with the Brewers, hoping for some better results than they experienced during the first half of this trip in Miami, which required some ext
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Orioles host young viral fan, Nolan, at Oriole Park
MASNsports.com Staff
Orioles
During yesterday's game, the Orioles hosted four-year-old Nolan, the "little boy who threw the ball,” at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Nolan and his mother, Janell, enjoyed pregame festivities from the field, played catch with Oriole reliever Joey Krehbiel, and met the Oriole Bird.