There’s a ballgame scheduled tonight at Nationals Park. Whether it’s played on time, with or without interruption, or played at all, remains to be seen. The storms that have been rolling through town all day are certainly a threat, but at this point there’s been no proclamation about the status of the game between the Nationals and Rockies. If they

Triple-A Norfolk outfielder Kyle Stowers said he recently made a small batting adjustment. It helped produce big results. Stowers, ranked as the Orioles' No. 8 prospect via MLBPipeline.com and No. 9 by Baseball America, hit three home runs Sunday at Charlotte. He has hit four homers his past four games and seven in his last 10 games. Stowers’ three

BOSTON – Infielder Jahmai Jones underwent Tommy John surgery today on his right elbow and is done playing for the 2022 season. Jones, 24, was batting .212/.339/.343 with five doubles, one triple, two home runs and seven RBIs in 27 games with Triple-A Norfolk. The Orioles acquired Jones from the Angels on Feb. 2, 2021 for starter Alex Cobb. He retur

MAY 29 BREWS & O'S AT GUINNESS OPEN GATE BREWERY Orioles Vice President and Assistant General Manager of Analytics, Sig Mejdal, will be guest bartending alongside staff members and visiting with Orioles fans at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.   MAY 31 SEA AT 7:05 P.M.   HEROES CORNER: Meals on Wheels of Central Maryl

The Orioles' high Single-A Aberdeen IronBirds affiliate, at 28-12, has produced one of the best records in minor league baseball this year. There are obvious reasons for that, to include one of the best offenses in the South Atlantic League. The IronBirds score, on average, 5.56 runs per game through Wednesday’s contests. Then there's a team ERA th

He may not have known the precise time elapsed since his last extra-base hit, but Josh Bell knew it had been too long. “I mean, I didn’t get a hit for a while, so I think I had to start there,” the Nationals slugger said with a laugh. “Finally getting back into that extra-base hit column definitely helps. Hopefully there’s more to come.” After a si

The Orioles spent their off day in Boston. I can think of much worse places to do it. For example, the bottom of my mailbag. It’s cramped, the airflow is restricted, and I can’t imagine that the odor is pleasing. I empty it. I don’t clean it. You ask a lot of questions and I respond to as many as I can. Many are set on repeat. I try to stay consist

The Nationals lineup did its part, jumping out to an early lead with a first-inning barrage of hits. Patrick Corbin did his part, producing a rare quality start and departing in the seventh inning with his team ahead. All that stood between Corbin and his long-anticipated first win of the season was a Nats bullpen that needed some reconfiguring on

The latest MRI taken of Joe Ross’ elbow ligament showed “a little bit more of a sprain than I had in my previous MRIs,” the right-hander revealed today, making the second Tommy John surgery of his career a distinct possibility now. Ross, who had to cut short his rehab assignment with Double-A Harrisburg after three innings Tuesday night, is schedul

The Nationals haven’t won a series opener since May 3, more than three weeks ago at this point. Their opponent that evening: The Rockies, with Germán Márquez on the mound for a 10-2 victory. Guess who’s in town for a four-game series beginning tonight? And guess who’s on the mound? Yep, the Nats will try to duplicate that earlier feat against Márqu