TORONTO – On a given day in 2024, you never knew what you would see from Albert Suárez.  On May 22 of last year, he tossed two-thirds of an inning against the Cardinals in high-leverage bullpen work. Three days later, he started against the White Sox, tossing four scoreless.  It was the same story later that season. To kick off August, the right-ha

Jeremiah Jackson is the cleanup hitter today for the first time with the Orioles, who try to avoid a sweep this afternoon in Toronto. Jackson is starting at third base. He’s hit in every spot in the lineup except third. Dylan Beavers is in right field and batting second again. Samuel Basallo is the designated hitter and batting fifth. Coby Mayo mov

Cole Henry’s impressive rookie season has come to an unfortunate and premature end. The Nationals placed Henry on the 15-day injured list this morning with a back strain, bringing an abrupt halt to the reliever’s first big league season with exactly 15 days remaining on the schedule. Orlando Ribalta, who had just been optioned to Triple-A Rochester

The Orioles brought up another new pitcher this morning, recalling right-hander Carson Ragsdale from Triple-A Norfolk and placing Shawn Dubin on the 15-day injured list with right elbow discomfort. Ragsdale will wear No. 83. He’s waiting to make his major league debut after posting a 3.47 ERA and 1.157 WHIP in seven games (five starts) with Norfolk

The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Recalled RHP Carson Ragsdale from Triple-A Norfolk. He will wear No. 83 and his first appearance will be his MLB debut.Placed RHP Shawn Dubin (right elbow discomfort) on the 15-day Injured List, retroactive to September 13.

Who’s up for some Sunday morning baseball? Yes, the Nationals and Pirates will kick off this NFL Sunday with a special 11:35 a.m. first pitch on South Capitol Street. But it’s not one of those early Roku games. We’ve got you covered in full on MASN for this one, which has the extra early start because it’s the annual Nats on Base Abroad game. Two m

The Orioles didn’t map out an extensive offseason plan for Ike Irish, their first pick in the 2025 amateur draft. He was able to determine necessary areas of improvement just by visiting Camden Yards last week. Put a bunch of major league players around a 21-year-old in his first professional season and it becomes clear. “I think it’s the big thing

After the surprising brilliance of Andrew Alvarez and the clutch performances of Dylan Crews and Robert Hassell III, the Nationals found themselves in position this evening to win a game in which they didn’t put a single man on base until the sixth inning. It would’ve made for quite the uplifting outcome at the end of what was shaping up to be a di

TORONTO – For the last few weeks, the Orioles had been the ones doing the walkoffs.  In fact, Baltimore had won four consecutive games in that fashion back at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.  This afternoon in Toronto, though, Baltimore was on the other side of things in a 5-4 loss.  The Gatorade was far less cold. Alejandro Kirk was the hero for the

The first three home runs of Brady House’s career weren’t just pulled. They were pulled straight down the left field line. Good swings, all of them. But mirror images, pretty much, in each case. That made Friday night’s homer during the Nationals’ 6-5 win over the Pirates significant. Because it didn’t look like the other homers. This time, House d