INF/OF Terrin Vavra has been claimed off waivers by the Seattle Mariners.

Ryan Mountcastle is out of the Orioles lineup tonight after leaving last night’s game in the ninth inning with wrist soreness. Ryan O’Hearn is playing first base and Adley Rutschman is the designated hitter and batting second. The Orioles began the day 1 ½ games behind the Yankees in the division race and they’re counting on rookie Cade Povich, mak

ATLANTA – There’s big news today about Dylan Crews, if you haven’t seen it yet, but the top prospect won’t be making his major league debut until Monday. Between now and then, the Nationals have a three-game series with the Braves this weekend, and that’s a challenge in itself, even if Atlanta has been dealing with a ton of injuries and is no longe

ATLANTA – The Nationals are calling up Dylan Crews to make his major league debut. Against Juan Soto and the Yankees. Crews, the No. 2 overall pick in last summer’s draft, will be promoted from Triple-A Rochester prior to Monday night’s series opener against the Yankees, a source familiar with the decision confirmed. The 22-year-old outfielder’s fi

The Orioles have made the following roster moves: Reinstated LHP Keegan Akin from the Paternity List.Optioned LHP Nick Vespi to Triple-A Norfolk.

Juan Yepez joined the Nationals on July 5, taking over the first base job for the struggling, demoted Joey Meneses, and proceeded to hold that job every day. For more than a month. It wasn’t until Aug. 13 that someone else started at first base, in this case rookie Andres Chaparro. Even then, Yepez remained in the lineup, serving as the Nats’ desig

The Orioles just can’t seem to get rolling again. On a night where their bullpen allowed no runs or hits, they still lost 6-0 in the Houston series opener. Their offense has produced six hits the last two games. Right now, they look like a second-division club with a lack of runs, hits and unfortunately fire and passion too. Maybe the next win and

Orioles' manager Brandon Hyde wasn’t ready to commit to a six-man rotation when asked about it earlier this week. Too many balls in the air to grab hold of an exact plan. Actions could be pointing the team in that direction. By keeping Cole Irvin and also needing a starter for Sunday night against the Astros, the Orioles could commit to the six-man

Corbin Burnes shortened his hair and lengthened his start, but what happened tonight wasn’t pretty. Burnes allowed four runs in the sixth inning and the offense ran cold again in the Orioles’ 6-0 loss to the Astros before an announced crowd of 22,212 at Camden Yards. The Yankees lead the division by 1 ½ games, the Orioles’ largest deficit since bei

Now an O's team that has fallen to second-place, one that lost twice via walk-off results at Citi Field, one that has lost four of six and six of 10 and that is 29-32 since June 13, goes into a demanding stretch of games. The Orioles host first-place Houston for four at Camden Yards beginning tonight. Then the Birds fly across the country and play