This, that and the other from the Bronx

NEW YORK - The wise and accomplished veteran is an Oriole for reasons beyond his awards and ace status. Corbin Burnes can teach. He can mentor. And man, is he needed right now. The rotation is crumbling at Burnes’ feet. John Means, Tyler Wells and now Kyle Bradish underwent surgery on their right elbows. Reconstructive, repairs, whatever. It’s all

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Orioles set division series record while routing Yankees 17-5 (updated)

NEW YORK – Ryan Mountcastle pulled into second base, turned to the visiting dugout and pumped his fist with such force that he could have flattened a bull. A punch was finally thrown in the series. It landed flush. The Orioles held their composure for three games. They got hit and took their base. Couldn’t be lured into a fight or a war of words bu
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O's game blog: The series-deciding game for the Orioles and Yankees

The Orioles (48-25) and the New York Yankees (51-25) are now separated by just 1.5 games in the standings with New York in first place heading into today's third and deciding game of the current series. The Yankees won 4-2 on Tuesday night and the Orioles won 7-6 in 10 innings last night. The Orioles are 4-2 versus the Yankees this year and five of
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Nats again can't slug in strike zone in loss to Snakes (updated)

The Nationals’ aggressiveness at the plate has been on display all season. They want to swing at strikes, get on base and steal bases to score runs. The approach of swinging at strikes is all well and good on paper. But you have to do some damage with those hitter’s pitches to make it meaningful. They’ve had some trouble with it this week against t
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Westburg returns to Orioles' lineup

NEW YORK - Jordan Westburg was on the field early today to perform agility drills and test his bruised left hip. He did fine and is starting at second base this afternoon in the series finale against the Yankees. Left-hander Cole Irvin is 6-3 with a 3.03 ERA and 1.229 WHIP in 13 games (11 starts). He’s made three career appearances against New York
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Gray feels good after third rehab start, Abrams not in lineup after MRI on wrist
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
Josiah Gray was back in the Nationals clubhouse this morning after making his third rehab start with Double-A Harrisburg last night. Gray, on the 15-day injured list since April 9 (retroactive to April 6) with a right elbow/forearm flexor strain, threw 79 pitches over five innings in last night’s outing, his second with the Senators. He gave up two
Game 74 lineups: Nats vs. Diamondbacks
Bobby Blanco
Nationals
The Nationals have a chance today to win their fourth straight series after getting swept at home by the Mets earlier this month. A win over the Diamondbacks would also give them 10 wins in 13 games during that same stretch. And a win would also bring them back to .500 and keep them firmly in a National League wild card spot. Not to put too much pr
Just another day in Birdland: Lose another pitcher, win another game
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The Yankees Aaron Judge was not happy. He got plunked by a pitch in the hand on Tuesday night and missed Wednesday's game. He was quoted by New York media after Tuesday's game. “Definitely pissed,” Judge said about the pitch that got him. “There was a couple balls up and in. It’s part of it. They like to throw in.” If they, the Orioles, like to thr
Some thoughts and opinions as Orioles close out series in Bronx
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
NEW YORK – The Orioles are two-thirds into a series hyped by media as a do-or-die matchup. Lose two games or get swept and don’t bothering playing out the rest of the season. The club tried to downplay it after the last homestand. Manager Brandon Hyde and his players can read the standings. They also can read a calendar. If you’re still reading thi
Orioles score twice in 10th inning and hang on for 7-6 win over Yankees (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
NEW YORK – The intense atmosphere didn’t get to rookie Cade Povich. He wasn’t rattled. But he didn’t know how long he could stay in it. Four walks in the first two innings and a pitch count of 56 didn’t align for a long outing. But Povich settled down and retired nine batters in a row in his third major league start, coming within an out of qualify
O's game blog: O's face Gerrit Cole in Game 2 of series
Steve Melewski
Orioles
In Game 2 of this series between the Orioles and Yankees at Yankee Stadium tonight, a rookie making his third major league start faces the 2023 American League Cy Young Award winner. It's lefty Cade Povich for the Orioles versus right-hander Gerrit Cole for the Yankees. Cole went 15-4 with a 2.63 ERA last season with a 0.981 WHIP in winning hi
Winker's much-needed blast rescues Nationals (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
For 14 innings across nearly 23 hours, they swung and swung and kept swinging and kept making outs. And then with one mighty swing, Jesse Winker changed the agonizing narrative that had defined the first half of the Nationals’ series against the Diamondbacks and got his team back on track. Winker’s two-run homer in the bottom of the sixth snapped t
Bradish undergoes Tommy John surgery, Coulombe has bone chips removed from elbow (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
NEW YORK – The list of injured Orioles pitchers keeps growing, along with the worries over how the team will move forward and stay upright. Kyle Bradish underwent Tommy John surgery this morning in Arlington, Texas, with an internal brace part of the reconstructive procedure. And high-leverage reliever Danny Coulombe had bone chips removed from his
Parker gets personal PFP session to work out kinks
Mark Zuckerman
Nationals
The sun was blazing, straight overhead, no shade in sight, as Mitchell Parker fired pitches from the mound and then reacted to field bunts and other assorted ground balls hit to his left and right. No other Nationals pitchers were out there this afternoon. This was a personal PFP (pitchers’ fielding practice) session for Parker alone, a response to
Orioles select contract of Nick Maton, option Kyle Stowers and transfer Tyler Wells
MASN Staff
Orioles
The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Selected the contract of INF/OF Nick Maton from Triple-A Norfolk. He will wear No. 63.Optioned OF Kyle Stowers to Triple-A Norfolk.Transferred RHP Tyler Wells to the 60-day Injured List (right elbow UCL surgery). The Orioles’ 40-man roster currently has 40 players.
       
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