Mayo reaches base twice in debut, Orioles' late rally can't erase early mistakes in 8-4 loss (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
CLEVELAND – The Orioles circled their infield tonight with players drafted by the organization, including their catcher, the lone member of the group to play in college. Two-thirds of the outfield also was homegrown. Five prospects ranked in the top 10 have debuted this season. The present has caught up to the future, and it’s going to take a group
O's game blog: O's face Guardians in Game 2 of the series
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The Cleveland Guardians, the American League Central leaders who hold the best record in the AL, have been tough to beat for the Orioles. Both this year and in recent seasons. Cleveland hit three homers accounting for eight runs last night as they beat Baltimore 10-3 to take the opener of this four-game series. David Fry and Bo Naylor hit three-run
Mayo arrives as latest young Orioles prospect to reach the majors
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
CLEVELAND – Coby Mayo had his suspicions. He was told to get his passport sent to him, but that’s common among the Triple-A players. Everyone is supposed to keep it handy. Norfolk manager Buck Britton removed him from the game in the eighth inning. A big lead, though, so perhaps it meant nothing. Mayo didn’t want to make assumptions. “He told me th
Gallo nearing rehab assignment, Cavalli still waiting to ramp up
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
The time has come and passed to trade Joey Gallo, who the Nationals signed to a one-year, $5 million contract before spring training in hopes the veteran slugger could be a chip by the deadline. Now the club is just hoping he can return to the field soon for the final stretch run of the season. Gallo, 30, has been on the 10-day injured list with a
Mayo joins Orioles and starts at third base tonight
Roch Kubatko
Masn
CLEVELAND – The prospect watch has lost another participant. Coby Mayo officially is in the majors. The Orioles selected Mayo’s contract today from Triple-A Norfolk, filling the one vacancy on the 40-man roster. Livan Soto was optioned as the corresponding move on the active roster, a day after he was recalled and met with the local media. Mayo was
Orioles call up Coby Mayo, option Livan Soto
MASN Staff
Masn
The Orioles have made the following roster moves:   Selected the contract of INF Coby Mayo from Triple-A Norfolk. He will wear No. 16 and his first appearance will be his Major League debut.Optioned INF Livan Soto to Triple-A Norfolk.   Additionally, LHP Matt Krook has been outrighted to Triple-A Norfolk. The Orioles’ 40-man roster currently has 40
Game 110 lineups: Nats vs. Brewers
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
The Nationals just finished a brutal stretch. Over the last week-plus, they have been no-hit by Dylan Cease, lost back-to-back games in walk-off fashion, suffered a club-worst 17-0 loss, traded away three of their most productive players and been swept twice. Now they enter the dog days of August. After sweeping the Marlins on June 16, the Nats wer
O's calling on Mayo, plus draft math and notes on Thursday's loss
Steve Melewski
Orioles
When the Orioles beat Toronto 10-4 on Wednesday and Jackson Holliday hit a grand slam, the high of that win got deflated postgame by the news that Jordan Westburg had fractured his right hand and would miss significant time. When they got hammered 10-3 by Cleveland last night as lefty Trevor Rogers gave up five runs in his O’s debut, the gloom and
Schedule finally eases up; newly acquired prospects assigned to affiliates
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
Everybody in the majors plays roughly the same schedule by season’s end: 81 home games, 81 road games, 52 division games, 64 more intraleague games, 46 interleague games. But the path to get to those eventual totals differs from team to team. And in the Nationals’ case, there’s been a distinct difference to the 2024 schedule to date: Way more road
Gregory Soto finds "new environment" he sought before trade to Orioles
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
CLEVELAND - Gregory Soto thought he ruined his chance. Fire a pitch too close to Gunnar Henderson and forget about playing for the Orioles. The anecdote is more amusing when told in front of his locker in the visiting clubhouse at Progressive Field, where the Orioles played the Guardians last night. Soto was acquired from the Phillies last Friday f