Suárez struggles with command and Westburg leaves with injury in Orioles' 4-2 loss (updated)

NEW YORK – Albert Suárez walked into the visiting clubhouse at Yankee Stadium this afternoon, turned left and stopped. His eyes did a quick scan of the lockers. His name was nowhere to be found. Suárez casually spun in the other direction and smiled. He was in a row straight ahead with a bunch of the other pitchers. He had worked through his first

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Nats put up little resistance in shutout loss to D-backs (updated)

It’s still too early in the season to call a series truly meaningful, not with the calendar still showing June and with more games left on the schedule than have been played to date. But the Nationals haven’t been in this position in a while, so why not get a little excited about a mid-June three-game set against the defending National League champ
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O's game blog: The Orioles-Yankees series begins in the Bronx

From April 29 to May 2, the Orioles took three of four from the Yankees in Baltimore, allowing two runs or less in each of the four games, six runs total. New York batters hit just .177 with a .556 OPS and had seven extra-base hits in that series. The Orioles were 20-11 when that series ended, leading the Yankees by one game atop the American Leagu
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Orioles pregame notes on Kremer, Henderson's reaction to All-Star voting and more

NEW YORK – Dean Kremer rejoined his Orioles teammates and made the trip to New York but currently remains on his injury rehab assignment. Kremer pitched Sunday for Triple-A Norfolk and allowed two earned runs and five total in 3 2/3 innings, with four hits, one walk and three strikeouts. He threw 59 pitches, 37 for strikes. Norfolk is in Lehigh Val
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Wood, Crews playing for Rochester tonight; Gray, Cavalli resuming rehab

James Wood and Dylan Crews are teammates again. And for the first time, they’re teammates one step away from the major leagues. Wood was activated off the minor league injured list today, just as Crews was promoted from Double-A Harrisburg, putting the Nationals’ top two prospects together in tonight’s lineup for Triple-A Rochester. Crews will lead
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Orioles lineup vs. Yankees in first game of series
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
NEW YORK – Jordan Westburg is leading off tonight and James McCann is catching as the Orioles begin a three-game series against the Yankees that could flip-flop the top two positions in the division standings. Gunnar Henderson is batting cleaneup. The Orioles are 43-10 when Henderson homers in his major league career. Austin Hays is in left field a
Game 72 lineups: Nats vs. Diamondbacks
Mark Zuckerman
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Summer has arrived in the nation’s capital, a conclusion you probably already drew for yourself upon stepping outside at any point today. It’s hot, it’s muggy and that means the ball is probably going to start flying at Nationals Park for the next few months. That’s not a bad thing for the Nationals, who wouldn’t mind hitting a few more homers. Pro
Orioles head north for an AL East showdown in the Bronx
Steve Melewski
Orioles
For the Orioles, Monday had to be a glorious day. After playing 17 games in 17 days – and going 12-5 versus the Rays, Jays, Rays, Braves and Phillies – they got the day off. A chance, finally to rest and briefly regroup. But the intensity returns quickly as tonight the Orioles begin a three-game series in the Bronx against the first-place New York
Checking in on top pitching performances on farm
Bobby Blanco
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The Nationals, of course, have some of the top position player prospects in baseball. But there are some arms that are impressing on the mound as well. One of the best stories on the Nats farm this season is Brad Lord, a 2022 18th-round pick out of the University of South Florida. After posting a 4.04 ERA and 1.328 WHIP in 27 games (17 starts) betw
Leftovers for breakfast
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The Orioles’ bats hadn’t even cooled Sunday afternoon and manager Brandon Hyde already was asked about the upcoming series against the Yankees. Fans hadn’t cleared the parking lots. Players hadn’t finished their showers and meals. Kids still ran the bases with music playing from “Frozen” and “The Little Mermaid.” (If you have young children or gran
Rutschman and Henderson among leaders in All-Star voting, Wells undergoes elbow surgery, Avila claimed
Roch Kubatko
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The Orioles are tied with the Phillies for the second-best record in baseball after winning 101 games last season, and they’re getting noticed again by fans. The first update in All-Star Game voting finds Adley Rutschman leading all catchers in the American League and Gunnar Henderson leading the shortstops. They were the Orioles’ first two selecti
Nats finally finding success developing pitchers from within
Mark Zuckerman
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The streak began, interestingly enough, with Mitchell Parker on the mound. It was June 6, the opener of a four-game series against the Braves, the Nationals reeling from a three-game sweep at the hands of the Mets. Each of those losses to New York included a ragged performance by the Nats’ starter. So it was up to Parker, a rookie making his 10th c
Another series win against a winning club: O's take the series from the Phillies
Steve Melewski
Orioles
The Orioles continue to hold their own and most of the time do better than that against other winning clubs. Will this bode well for the rest of the year? Will it mean something come October? Again, great questions. October is a whole other story, and we'll get there when we get there. But the way the O's play against quality opponents has to bode
Drew French on John Means: "Team first, very selfless guy"
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
The baseball industry won’t experience a shortage of theories on why the amount of healthy pitchers is declining. On why elbow pain is on the rise and the injured list is getting more crowded than a Memorial Day beach. Pitchers are throwing too hard at a young age. The pitch clock is rushing them. Banning sticky substances puts more pressure on arm
Orioles hit four home runs off Wheeler in 8-3 win (updated)
Roch Kubatko
Orioles
Though it’s true that Corbin Burnes warms up to the Garth Brooks tune “Friends in Low Places,” the ace right-hander also keeps gaining admirers with every start. And some of them are high in the ranks in the Orioles organization. He’s become so popular that teammates are willing to beat up Zack Wheeler for him. Burnes registered his 10th quality st
       
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