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Hyde on Santander and Akin returning, Stowers' opportunity, and more
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Anthony Santander is in right field tonight for the Orioles. Keegan Akin is in the bullpen. The competitive disadvantage from their absences in Toronto has been resolved. Perhaps until the Orioles are in Toronto again. They make two more trips in 2022. Unvaccinated players are denied entrance into Canada. Santander and Akin went on the restricted l
Santander and Mancini included in Orioles lineup
Santander and Mancini included in Orioles lineup
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Outfielder Anthony Santander and reliever Keegan Akin are back on the 26-man roster as the Orioles begin their next homestand with three games against the Rays. Santander is playing right field. Outfielder Kyle Stowers and reliever Rico Garcia were sent back down to Triple-A Norfolk after yesterday’s game. Trey Mancini returns to the lineup and is
Orioles reinstate Akin, Santander
MASN Staff
Masn
The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Reinstated LHP Keegan Akin from the Restricted List.Reinstated OF Anthony Santander from the Restricted List.Returned Substitute Player RHP Rico Garcia to Triple-A Norfolk after yesterday’s game.Returned Substitute Player OF Kyle Stowers to Triple-A Norfolk after yesterday’s game.
Nationals recall Cory Abbott
MASN Staff
Masn
The Washington Nationals recalled right-handed pitcher Cory Abbott from Triple-A Rochester and optioned right-handed pitcher Andres Machado to Triple-A Rochester on Friday. Nationals President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Mike Rizzo made the announcement. Abbott, 26, joins the Nationals for the first time this season. He struck out 24
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Abbott is latest fresh arm to get called up
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
Needing a fresh arm to help get them through today’s day-night doubleheader, the Nationals recalled right-hander Cory Abbott from Triple-A and optioned reliever Andres Machado to Rochester. Abbott was today’s scheduled starter for Rochester in Scranton, so he’s available for length should the Nats need it either in relief of Game 1 starter Joan Ado
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Game 67 lineups: Nats vs. Phillies
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
It’s going to be a long, hot day of baseball at Nationals Park, where the Nats and Phillies are scheduled to play a doubleheader. First game at 1:05 p.m., then the nightcap at 7:05 p.m. Obviously, the Nationals need some length from their starter after a brutal week for the rotation. Joan Adon gets the ball, only 10 days after he was sent down to T
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On the state of pitching entering today's doubleheader
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
The longest, toughest homestand that would never end continues today with a day-night doubleheader, a byproduct of the opening week of games that was lost when Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association couldn’t finalize their new collective bargaining agreement in time to start the season as scheduled. The Nationals actually won the fir
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A look at the O's improved play vs. AL East and other notes
Steve Melewski
Orioles
TORONTO – Don’t look now but the Orioles may slowly be making some gains on their American League East opponents. Not in the standings yet – as they're still in last place – but they're making gains in head-to-head competition. Through the season’s first 65 games, the Orioles have already won or tied series with every AL East club – the Yankees, Re
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Leftovers for breakfast
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
TORONTO – Ramón Urías went on the 10-day injured list Saturday with a strained left oblique and isn’t close to being ready to jump back in the lineup. Urías is making progress, but at a pace that disappoints him. “I feel a little bit better,” he said yesterday. “Obviously, I feel like it’s going slow. The good thing is, every day it’s getting a lit
Patrick Corbin throw white back
Nats get ransacked by another NL East foe
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
That the Nationals are losing games at this rate, though disappointing and frustrating, is not necessarily surprising. This week – with eight games in seven days against the red-hot Braves and Phillies – always loomed as a potential landmine for an overmatched home ballclub. What is so striking about recent events here is not that the Nats are losi