The Orioles are heartbroken to share the news of the passing of minor league infielder LUIS GUEVARA. “Luis was a beloved member of our organization, and we are devastated following his tragic passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and teammates and we ask for their continued privacy during this difficult time,” said Orioles
TAMPA – The Rays’ offense entered tonight’s game scorching hot. In four consecutive games, all wins, Tampa had posted at least seven runs. For the first time in what has felt like a long time, the Rays were stifled. Orioles pitching won the night in Baltimore's 5-1 victory. "It seems like 26 guys are playing well right now," interim manager Tony
The boos came in waves during the top of the seventh from a crowd of 17,232 tonight at Nationals Park, each time a Rockies player circled the bases after hitting a home run. It happened four times during that jaw-dropping inning alone, plus again in the eighth, impossible for Davey Martinez, Mike Rizzo and their players not to notice. It can always
TAMPA – Nobody would blame Ryan O’Hearn for paying close attention to stats. In the midst of a career season, the 31-year-old is hoping for his first All-Star selection. For a player optioned or designated for assignment five times during his professional career, the bid would signify the epitome of perseverance in the game. As such, the do-it-all
Riley Adams has received more playing time in recent weeks than at any point in the last year-plus, certainly more than he ever does when Keibert Ruiz is healthy. Each of the Nationals’ catchers has started six games so far in June, a stark contrast from the previous stretch that saw Ruiz behind the plate in 14 of 16 games. The idea was to get Adam
Left-hander Trevor Rogers has joined the Orioles in Tampa and is on the taxi squad. The Orioles need a starter on Wednesday and Rogers appears to be the choice. He tossed 6 1/3 scoreless innings against the Red Sox in Game 2 of a May 24 doubleheader in Boston. Coby Mayo is out of the lineup again tonight, as the Orioles try to bounce back from last
There has been only one 10-game losing streak in Nationals history. It came all the way back in August 2008, the first year of operation at Nationals Park, when a team that went into the season believing it was good enough to win proceeded to lose 102 games. The streak would reach 12 games, but loss No. 10 came at home against the Rockies. Tonight,
Colin Selby threw two scoreless relief innings last night in Tampa and he’s headed back to Triple-A Norfolk. Another swap of arms has brought left-hander Grant Wolfram to the Orioles. They recalled Wolfram today and optioned Selby. Wolfram has appeared in two games with the Orioles and allowed two runs and three hits in 1 1/3 innings. He pitched in
The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Recalled LHP Grant Wolfram from Triple-A Norfolk.Optioned RHP Colin Selby to Triple-A Norfolk.
As he contemplated Monday night’s game roughly 30 minutes after it ended, Nationals manager Davey Martinez kept pointing out the positive developments he saw from a number of his players, especially young players. Brady House looked comfortable in his major league debut. Daylen Lile looked great in his second big league stint, launching his first c



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