A dozen immediate thoughts relating to Holliday's debut (move official)

BOSTON – The Jackson Holliday watch is over, and it’s a relief to fans and media. Everyone knew it was coming, but when? The waiting is the hardest part. Tom Petty was right. The Orioles obviously didn’t set an exact date and circulate it in public. Maybe it depended on his at-bats against left-handers and how he performed at second base. A specifi
Orioles

A stellar 10-game start for Orioles pitching (and Jackson Holliday is coming)

As it turned out, No. 1 ranked prospect Jackson Holliday starting in the minors was not about service time. As he arrives today in the big leagues, he can still get a full year of service this season and can still get the O's a draft pick if he wins the Rookie of the Year award. And while he was briefly on the farm, he got rolling as a hitter, got

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Irvin eager for another chance to start in Boston

BOSTON – Cole Irvin isn’t afraid to pitch at Fenway Park. He’s actually a lover of old ballparks. Irvin appreciates the history. He wants to plant his feet in the middle of it. And he gets another opportunity tonight. Unlike Corbin Burnes, who made his first career start in Boston yesterday, Irvin is prepping for his second start and third appearan
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Nats get power, execution and a tense save to earn third straight win (updated)

SAN FRANCISCO – The 2024 Nationals aren’t constructed to win games with power. More often than not, they’re going to need to manufacture runs when presented with the opportunity. Of course, nobody said they can’t do both on the same night, and emerge victorious because of it. Thanks to an early blast from CJ Abrams, some patented small ball late an
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Source confirms Jackson Holliday's promotion to majors

BOSTON – The Orioles couldn’t wait any longer. An industry source has confirmed that infielder Jackson Holliday, baseball’s No.1 prospect, is joining the team in Boston. The offense pounded out 13 hits in a 7-1 win this afternoon, awakening from its slumber, but Holliday is on his way to provide another jolt. Holliday was an unpopular cut in spring
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Gray encouraged by results of MRI on elbow
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
SAN FRANCISCO – Though he’s now on the injured list for the first time in his major league career, Josiah Gray was encouraged to learn the strain in his elbow and forearm is not likely to keep him out as long as a more serious injury he believes he avoided. Gray, who officially went on the 15-day IL today with what the Nationals have termed an elbo
Game 11 lineups: Nats at Giants
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
SAN FRANCISCO – This was supposed to be a big outing for Josiah Gray, who would have been looking to bounce back from two ragged starts to begin his season. Instead, Gray is on the 15-day injured list with a right elbow/forearm flexor strain and Joan Adon instead will make this start against the Giants. Adon is no stranger to the big leagues; this
Burnes motors through Red Sox lineup and Orioles' offense is clutch in 7-1 win (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
BOSTON – They came out of the dugout one by one again today, walking up a red carpet and making a hard right along the third base line. The march of the Orioles. Introduced on another Opening Day, their third if we aren’t counting the first spring training game. Corbin Burnes started that afternoon and again on March 28 at Camden Yards. He stood on
Gray goes on IL with elbow strain; Adon to start tonight
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
SAN FRANCISCO – Josiah Gray is going on the injured list and won’t make his scheduled start tonight against the Giants. The Nationals announced today Gray was placed on the 15-day IL with what the club termed a right elbow/forearm flexor strain. Joan Adon will start in his place tonight at Oracle Park. The severity of Gray’s injury isn’t clear yet,
Nationals place Josiah Gray on IL, recall Joan Adon
MASN Staff
Nationals
The Washington Nationals recalled right-handed pitcher Joan Adon from Triple-A Rochester and placed right-handed pitcher Josiah Gray on the 15-day Injured List with a right elbow/forearm flexor strain retroactive to April 6 on Tuesday. Nationals President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Mike Rizzo made the announcement. Adon will start t
O's game blog: The Boston series begins at Fenway Park
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The Orioles (5-4) road trip continues this afternoon as they play the first of a three-game series against the Red Sox (7-3) at Fenway Park. The Orioles return home Friday night.  Baltimore lost via walk-off losses in their last two games at Pittsburgh and they lost their first series of the year. They begin play today in third in the American Leag
Hyde on offensive struggles, Hays' slump, pitching health, closing and more (Bradish update)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
BOSTON – Orioles manager Brandon Hyde thought his club would face three right-handers in the Red Sox series, dictating how he wrote out lineups, but Nick Pivetta won’t pitch on Wednesday due to soreness in his elbow/forearm area. The substitute for Pivetta hasn’t been announced. The offense has scored only 23 runs in the past seven games and went 0
Orioles and Red Sox lineups at Fenway Park
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
BOSTON – Colton Cowser gets the start in left field this afternoon, when the Orioles begin a three-game series against the Red Sox. Austin Hays is on the bench against right-hander Brayan Bello. Ramón Urías is starting at third base and Tony Kemp is at second. Jordan Westburg is one of the reserves. Urías is 1-for-17 to start the season, but he’s a
Lipscomb bounces back in big way during Nats' win
Mark Zuckerman
Masn
SAN FRANCISCO – It’s the difference between a rookie that starts his career on a high note but then fades away with time and one who proves he can sustain success over the long haul, learning and adapting along the way. It’s still far too soon which category Trey Lipscomb will fall into, but there’s no doubt the Nationals rookie infielder wants to
Pitcher Trace Bright looks to make his mark at Bowie this season
Steve Melewski
Orioles
BOWIE, Md. - For Orioles minor league pitcher Trace Bright, his move from High-A Aberdeen to Double-A Bowie went well late last year. And again, in his first outing versus Reading over the weekend. With that big curveball, Bright has swing and miss stuff and now the results are showing up to prove that. Ranked as the O’s No. 16 prospect per MLBPipe
       
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