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This, that and the other
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Dean Kremer’s streak of scoreless innings ended yesterday at 22 2/3 after the Rangers loaded the bases in the fifth on three singles, Adolis García lifted a sacrifice fly, Nathaniel Lowe tied the game with a single on a two-strike pitch, and Mitch Garver followed with a three-run homer. The Elias Sports Bureau and STATS don't credit Kremer for the
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Orioles remain targets for opposing pitchers in 7-6, 10-inning win
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Dane Dunning’s 89 mph sinker dug into Austin Hays’ right wrist today in the second inning. Hays slammed down the bat, spiked his elbow guard and voiced his displeasure as he walked to first base. Nothing aimed at the Rangers’ starter. Just some general venting. Getting hit has become a major issue for the Orioles.   The pitch wasn’t intentional. Th
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A walk-off hit by pitch: O's win crazy game in the 10th at the Yard
Steve Melewski
Orioles
What a crazy way to win a crazy game. A walk-off hit by pitch in the last of the 10th. That is how the Orioles beat the Texas Rangers 7-6 today to start a series and week-long homestand. This after they fell behind in the top of the ninth and had to score in the home half to tie it up. Lefty Matt Moore came on for Texas in the 10th with placed runn
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Nats lose yet again to Marlins in extra innings (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
They got another strong start from Patrick Corbin, making it two in a row for the beleaguered lefty. They once again struggled all day to generate any kind of offense against a Marlins starter pitching the game of his life. And they yet again managed to scratch together a late run to tie the game and ultimately send it into extra innings. At which
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O's game blog: The homestand begins at the Yard
Steve Melewski
Orioles
After ending a four-game losing streak and hanging on for a 3-1 win Sunday at Minnesota, the Orioles make a quick turnaround today for a day game on the Fourth of July against the Texas Rangers. It is the opener of a three-game series and seven-game homestand that also includes four games with the Los Angeles Angels. Right-hander Tyler Wells produc
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Pregame notes on Urías, Zimmermann, the lineup and more
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The Orioles latest roster move today brings infielder Ramón Urías back to the team, activated from the 10-day injured list while Richie Martin was optioned back to Triple-A. Urías has not played since June 9 or batted since June 7, out with a strained left oblique. In 49 games and 188 at-bats this year he was hitting .225/.273/.387/.660 with six ho
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Orioles and Rangers lineups
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The Orioles began their homestand with a roster move today, activating infielder Ramón Urías from the 10-day injured list and optioning infielder Richie Martin to Triple-A Norfolk. Urías returns from a strained left oblique. He appeared in two rehab games at Double-A Bowie and went 0-for-7 with three strikeouts. Martin has gone 5-for-30 with two tr
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Soto day-to-day with tight calf, Tetreault lands on IL
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
Though he’s not in today’s lineup, and may not be for a few more days, Juan Soto believes he avoided any serious injury to his left calf during Sunday’s loss to the Marlins. Soto said the MRI he underwent late Sunday showed that “everything was fine” and that he’s only dealing with tightness in the calf. He won’t play this afternoon’s series finale
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Game 82 lineups: Nats vs. Marlins
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
Good morning from Nationals Park, which is something we can’t often say. We can say it today, though, because it’s July 4th, and that means morning baseball on South Capitol Street. As has been the case every year since 2012 (except for 2020) the Nats are playing an 11:05 a.m. home game on Independence Day, an annual tradition that has become quite
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Taking a look at some impressive pitching stats
Steve Melewski
Orioles
When you get pitching like the Orioles did in Minnesota – and have been getting for the most part since mid-June – you are going to have a chance to win some baseball games. The O’s allowed three runs Friday and lost, and four on Saturday and lost. But they held the lead Sunday and beat Minnesota 3-1 to end the road trip, going 5-5 through Chicago,