Corbin Burnes throws first scoreless start of year as O's beat Detroit (updated)

DETROIT – An Orioles starting rotation that had been pitching well recently kept it going tonight behind their ace. With the team losing and not scoring many runs in dropping six of eight games, it was harder to notice the solid rotation outings. But in the last three games, O’s starters had an ERA of 1.37. Over their past seven games their ERA was
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Rare home run barrage propels Nats to another win over Marlins (updated)

Maybe it was appropriate today’s game featured a centennial celebration of Washington’s 1924 champions, a club that won the city’s first World Series despite ranking last in the American League with a grand total of 22 home runs that season. No team in the National League this year has hit fewer home runs than the Nationals, who entered this contes
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O's game blog: Corbin Burnes faces the Tigers in series Game 2

DETROIT - The Orioles are just 1-3 on their two-city road trip and have scored 11 runs in four games against Boston and Detroit. Baltimore (83-65) has lost five of six and six of eight and is 9-12 the last 21 games. The O's are 25-27 since the All-Star break and 30-34 since July 1. Detroit came up one out short of the 10th no-hitter in Tigers histo
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García delivers first homer off lefty; Abrams still dealing with shoulder

Luis García Jr. has made strides in just about every aspect of his game during his breakthrough season. The Nationals second baseman has established career highs in batting average (.282), on-base percentage (.320) and slugging percentage (.445), is 21-for-25 in stolen base attempts and has turned himself into a better defensive player as well. The
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O's lineup as they try to bounce back in Game 2 (plus Hyde's pregame notes)

DETROIT - Having lost five of six and six of their past eight games and facing the team with the best record in baseball since Aug. 11, the Orioles will try to find a way tonight. Find a way to get some offense and start winning again.  The O's are now 83-65 overall and ended Friday night three games back of the Yankees, who are playing this aftern
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Game 148 lineups: Nats vs. Marlins
Mark Zuckerman
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It’s a spectacular Saturday afternoon in the nation’s capital. Maybe the matchup between the Nationals and Marlins isn’t anything to get excited about, but there are surely worse places to be on such a lovely day than the ballpark, right? The Nats look to make it two in a row (and 10 out of 12) against Miami, and they’ll hope Patrick Corbin does hi
O's dig bigger hole in AL East with latest loss in Detroit series opener
Steve Melewski
Orioles
DETROIT – As the losses mount while the runs do not, if feels like the American League East is slipping away from the Orioles. Their 1-0 loss at Detroit - in which they narrowly missed being no-hit - was their fifth in six games and sixth in the last eight. The Orioles are 25-27 since the All-Star break and 30-34 since July 1. They are now three ga
This, that and the other
Roch Kubatko
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The Orioles were victims of a violent flood of injuries over the course of the season, threatening to sweep away their hopes to repeat as division champions, but players who are able to return will do so in trickles. Reliever Jacob Webb appears the closest to reinstatement after Thursday night’s scoreless inning with Triple-A Norfolk. Manager Brand
The O's woes: Baltimore loses in near no-hitter tonight in series opener at Detroit (updated)
Steve Melewski
Orioles
DETROIT – The storyline for the game tonight at Detroit in the series-opener for the Orioles was not just would their offense finally get going. It was would they get a hit or even a baserunner? Their batters who had scored just 15 runs their past seven games, were going down quickly and too many times taking called third strikes. They were getting
Herz continues second-half run, Nats provide enough support to win (updated)
Mark Zuckerman
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It has flown under the radar a bit, but DJ Herz has turned into the Nationals’ best starting pitcher over the last two months. Since returning from a brief stint at Triple-A Rochester around the All-Star break designed to give him some extra rest, the rookie has taken the mound 10 times. And in those 10 games, he now owns a 2.76 ERA and 1.082 WHIP,
O's game blog: The weekend series begins at Detroit
Steve Melewski
Orioles
DETROIT - The Orioles tonight play game No. 148 and for the first time in 2024, they will play the Tigers. The clubs open a three-game series at Comerica Park. The teams will meet six times in the next nine games, playing back-to-back weekends in Detroit and Baltimore. While the O's have not played well for most of the last couple of months really,
Abrams sits with sore shoulder, Nuñez gets another chance to play
Mark Zuckerman
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CJ Abrams won’t get a chance tonight to see if he can continue his recent power surge at the plate. The Nationals shortstop was scratched from the lineup after reporting a sore left shoulder, the result of a diving play during Thursday night’s 6-3 loss to the Marlins. Abrams made a nice play diving to his left to snag Connor Norby’s sharp grounder
Westburg still making solid progress and Webb could be activated this weekend
Steve Melewski
Orioles
DETROIT - As he began his pregame media session in the visitor's dugout ahead of tonight's series-opening game in Detroit, O's manager Brandon Hyde was asked to provide an update on his various injured list players. “Is this a two-hour program?" Hyde quipped. Then he used the next few minutes to provide numerous updates on this list of players. Jor
O's lineup for the series-opener at Detroit
Steve Melewski
Orioles
DETROIT - Looking for wins and now two games back in the American League East race, the Orioles play at Comerica Park tonight. They open a three-game series against the Detroit Tigers, Major League Baseball's winningest club since Aug. 11. The O's lineup tonight shows Gunnar Henderson leading off, Cedric Mullins batting third and Adley Rutschman hi
Game 147 lineups: Nats vs. Marlins (Abrams scratched)
Mark Zuckerman
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Thursday was not a good night for the Nationals, who did so many things wrong during the course of a 6-3 loss to the Marlins that really should have been a win based on the way the game began and based on the way Mitchell Parker pitched. But it’s a new day, so they’ll try to bounce back tonight and win game two of the four-game series, with another
       
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