The afternoon began with Davey Martinez suggesting Jose Tena was going to start getting more playing time, perhaps establishing a righty-lefty platoon at third base with veteran Amed Rosario. If Tena keeps playing like he did Tuesday evening, he won’t have any trouble convincing his manager to pencil him into the lineup with more regularity. On a n

The Orioles are four games below .500 again and the rotation issues won’t go away. They were one-hit, so it isn't just the pitching. The anger generated from Sunday's 24-2 loss was supposed to shatter slumps and funks. What can you trust? Well, there’s mailbag leftovers. You asked, I answered, and some stuff had to be held. Let’s get to it before t

Mitchell Parker’s Tuesday night actually got off to a rough start. He walked Orioles leadoff man Cedric Mullins on four pitches, then elicited some Bronx cheers when he finally threw a strike to Adley Rutschman. Little did anyone realize what was still to come. “It definitely wasn’t ideal,” the Nationals left-hander said with a sheepish grin. “But

WASHINGTON – The pain points in the Orioles' 2025 season aren’t difficult to locate. They were apparent in Sunday’s lopsided game and they showed themselves again tonight in a 7-0 loss to the Nationals. “We did not play well,” said manager Brandon Hyde. “It is disappointing. Coming off a game we definitely wanted to throw away a couple of days ago,

The Nationals can now start counting down the days until CJ Abrams returns to their lineup. But first, the All-Star shortstop needs to prove he’s good to go in a rehab assignment. Abrams is playing tonight for Double-A Harrisburg, his first game action since aggravating his right hip flexor April 11 in Miami. He’s technically eligible to come off t

WASHINGTON – Sometimes you have it and sometimes you don’t. An adage applicable to your driver on the golf course, your falsetto at karaoke and a starting pitcher’s feel for off-speed and breaking pitches. Dean Kremer doesn’t have an overwhelming fastball. It averages about 93.6 mph, according to FanGraphs, and opponents are hitting .304 against th

It’s good to be home. The Nationals haven’t been here in almost two weeks, back when they won consecutive series against the Diamondbacks and Dodgers. Things took a decided turn downward on the road, but at least they won two of three in Colorado over the weekend. Now after a day off, they prepare for a six-game homestand against the Orioles and Me

Left-hander Trevor Rogers is ready for the next important step of his throwing progression and possible return to the majors. Rogers is starting for the Double-A Chesapeake Baysox Wednesday morning at 11:05 a.m. at Prince George’s Stadium. He’s on the injured list after suffering a right knee subluxation during the offseason. The Orioles acquired R

Brandon Young is back in the majors. The Orioles recalled Young today from Triple-A Norfolk, a move that required a corresponding injury in order to dodge the 15-day minimum rule. Reliever Cody Poteet was placed on the 15-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation. Young made his major league debut Saturday afternoon against the Reds and all

The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Recalled RHP Brandon Young from Triple-A Norfolk.Placed RHP Cody Poteet (right shoulder inflammation) on the 15-day Injured List, retroactive to April 21.