
Chelsea Janes
National Baseball Reporter at The Washington Post
National baseball reporter for the Washington Post. Once got booed at Turner Field. IG: https://t.co/ab6GlhcNag
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2 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Chelsea Janes
The Pirates and Rockies fired their managers. Their problems run deeper. (washingtonpost.com) The Pirates and Rockies fired their managers. Their problems run deeper. Both Derek Shelton and Bud Black were let go over the past few days, but both of their organizations’ failures start with the decision-makers above them. By Chelsea Janes 2025051214252500 The Colorado Rockies fired longtime manager Bud Black on Sunday afternoon, which was no surprise.
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6 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Chelsea Janes
Three up, three down: MLB’s biggest surprises and disappointments so far (washingtonpost.com) Three up, three down: MLB’s biggest surprises and disappointments so far The Giants are among the teams that started unexpectedly fast, and the Orioles have been the worst underperformer six weeks into the season. By Chelsea Janes 2025050817034300 Major League Baseball's regular season passed the six-week mark this week.
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Chelsea Janes
The Orioles’ first month was a mess. Can they still recover? (washingtonpost.com) The Orioles’ first month was a mess. Can they still recover? By Chelsea Janes 2025050117103100 The Baltimore Orioles finally won a tough game Wednesday night, a game in which they fell behind and rallied, looked vulnerable and held on — a much-needed reminder that winning is still possible, maybe even something they can do regularly again.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Chelsea Janes
Are the New York Mets baseball’s newest pitching gurus? (washingtonpost.com) Are the New York Mets baseball’s newest pitching gurus? By Chelsea Janes 2025042915371800 Perhaps it is too soon to ask the question. After all, it is not yet May. And the implications for the rest of the sport would be, well, rather intimidating.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Chelsea Janes
Reds phenom Hunter Greene becomes the ace he was meant to be (washingtonpost.com) Reds phenom Hunter Greene becomes the ace he was meant to be By Chelsea Janes 2025042015312200 BALTIMORE — As it turns out, Hunter Greene can still have days like this, when everything goes wrong despite all the 25-year-old does right.
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Into the seventh. Inevitable.

Tarik Skubal and…. Patrick Corbin! locked in a totally predictable 2-1 duel through six.

Tarik Skubal and…. Patrick Corbin! locked in a totally predictable 2-1 duel through six.

RT @jcmccaffrey: Rafael Devers says he’s not willing to play first base. Doesn’t understand why the team wants him to move again after aski…