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Calling the Pen: Orioles cooked by oven mitts

5 days ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Jack Gibbons

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE Who knew that oven mitts could cause so many problems? They were involved in two big ones for the Orioles on Saturday and Sunday against the New York Yankees. Jordan Westburg was wearing an oven mitt — baseball players refer to them as sliding mitts — on Saturday when he stole second with a headfirst slide. Immediately, he knew something didn’t feel right despite the protection the mitt is supposed to provide.
Orioles nearly no-hit in 9-0 loss to Yankees as Rutschman goes on injured list, Westburg jams finger

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE NEW YORK–What happened? The day couldn’t have turned out any more poorly for the Orioles. Catcher Adley Rutschman was placed on the 10-day injured list with a strained oblique and after one at-bat, designated hitter Jordan Westburg left after he jammed his left index finger stealing second base in the first inning. To make things even worse, the Orioles were no-hit for seven innings by Clarke Schmidt.
Westburg leaves Orioles' game with left hand discomfort

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE NEW YORK–Jordan Westburg left the Orioles-Yankees game with left hand discomfort. Westburg, who was the Orioles’ designated hitter, walked in the first inning. Coby Mayo pinch-hit for him in the third. Westburg, who was on the injured list from April 27th until June 10th with a strained left hamstring, is hitting .229 with seven home runs and 14 RBIs with a .719 OPS.
Orioles' Rutschman has MRI, Handley on taxi squad

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE NEW YORK—Adley Rutschman, who was scratched from Friday night’s game with left abdominal tightness, had an MRI on Saturday morning, Orioles’ interim manager Tony Mansolino said. After the game, Mansolino said it was a side injury, and a day later, he declined to be specific about Rutschman’s injury. Rutschman was supposed to be the designated hitter on Friday night. Gary Sánchez will catch on Saturday.
Calling the Pen: When a baseball family comes together

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Jack Gibbons

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE The Orioles and Tampa Bay Rays were competing against each other as if it were a playoff game on Thursday night. The Orioles were coming off a disastrous loss — 12-8 after leading 8-0 — and the Rays were trying to issue an early knockout punch to Baltimore’s chances of a comeback this season while staying on the heels of the American League East-leading New York Yankees. There was a lot on the line, and the intensity of the game reflected it.
Urías’ home run leads Orioles past Yankees, 5-3; Rutschman scratched with side tightness

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE NEW YORK–What happened? After four exhausting games in Tampa, where the heat was stifling, the Orioles flew into New York, getting in around 4 a.m., and behind Ramón Urías’ fifth home run in the eighth inning, they beat the Yankees, 5-3, before 47,034 at Yankee Stadium on Friday night. Urías led off the eighth against Luke Weaver (1-2) and deposited a pitch into the short right-field stands for a 4-3 lead. “It’s a short porch,” Urías said.
Orioles' Mateo, O'Neill closer to rehab assignments; Left-handers resting against Fried

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE NEW YORK—Jorge Mateo, who’s on the 10-day injured list with a left elbow injury is getting closer to a rehab assignment, interim manager To y Mansolino said. “There’s some baseball activities starting,” Mansolino said. “We were told in the beginning that it wasn’t super serious. There was a problem. We’re taking care of the problem.”Mateo, who was playing center field, collided with rightfielder Heston Kjerstad on May 31st.
Will Orioles be totally rebuilt for 2026? | MAILBAG

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE Question: I’m wondering if we have the rebuilt team we’ve been waiting for? Or, because of the unsuccessful season so far, are we going to have to start over? Will we keep the core or split up the team and start over?
Morton, Cowser lead Orioles to bounce-back win over Rays in game halted by scary injury

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Jack Gibbons

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE What happened? Charlie Morton, the Orioles’ bounce-back player of the year, led the Orioles to an impressive 4-1 bounce-back win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday night at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa. Colton Cowser gave him the offensive support he needed with a three-run homer on an 0-2 pitch in the sixth, snapping a 1-1 tie. The win came a night after the Orioles blew an 8-0 lead and lost, 12-8, to the Rays.
After difficult loss, Orioles need strong start from Morton

1 week ago | baltimorebaseball.com | Rich Dubroff

SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE Orioles fans are distraught over Wednesday night’s shocking loss. The Orioles had an 8-0 lead over the Tampa Bay Rays in the second inning, and the Rays scored 12 unanswered runs while holding the Orioles hitless. In a season of shocking losses, this was another. Of course, it’s only one loss, but games like this can have lasting effects. Trevor Rogers worked only 2 1/3 innings, leaving the bullpen to pitch 5 2/3. It would have been 6 2/3 had they not lost the lead.