Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN)

Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN) is a regional sports channel in the United States that is a joint venture between two Major League Baseball teams: the Baltimore Orioles, which holds a 90% controlling interest, and the Washington Nationals, which owns the other 10%. Located in Baltimore, Maryland, MASN provides regional sports coverage for events happening in the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area.

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Nats come up short to Dodgers in road trip opener (updated)

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

LOS ANGELES – The Nationals arrived here in good spirits late Thursday night, bolstered by a desperately needed, walk-off win to snap an 11-game losing streak. They didn’t know if that effort would carry over into the opener of a nine-game trip in which they’ll never leave Southern California, but if nothing else it did feel like a massive weight was lifted off their shoulders. To beat the defending World Series champions, though, it requires more than positive vibes.
Game 77 lineups: Nats at Dodgers

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

LOS ANGELES – The Nationals didn’t play poorly Friday night, but they needed to play just a little bit better if they wanted to beat the Dodgers. So that made the 6-5 loss in the series opener both encouraging and discouraging. They pretty much stood toe to toe with the defending champs but ultimately weren’t as good as the competition and lost a close ballgame in the process. They’ll hope for better results tonight in game two of the weekend series.
Abrams has bounced back from slump with recent surge

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

LOS ANGELES – The Nationals’ recent offensive struggles haven’t fallen on the shoulders of CJ Abrams. If anything, the shortstop and leadoff man has performed better as the team has performed worse as a whole. After a sluggish start to his month, Abrams has taken off in the last two weeks. He enters tonight’s game against the Dodgers batting .372 (16-for-43) with three doubles, two homers, four RBIs and four stolen bases over his last 11 games (10 of those losses for the Nats).
Game 76 lineups: Nats at Dodgers

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

LOS ANGELES – The Nationals took a much-needed happy flight west Thursday night after finally snapping their 11-game losing streak with a walk-off, 11-inning win over the Rockies, courtesy James Wood. And they won’t board another plane for 10 more days, when they fly home at the end of a three-city, nine-game trip played entirely within Southern California. The trip ends in Anaheim, with a stop in San Diego prior to that.
More on Wood's walk-off homer and emerging stardom

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Bobby Blanco

James Wood’s walk-off two-run home run in the 11th inning against the Rockies yesterday signified more than just the end to the Nationals’ 11-game losing streak. It signified a moment where the rest of the baseball world might have caught onto the budding phenomenon that we already knew of here in Washington, D.C. “We kept saying the whole game, I said, 'Somehow, someway we'll win this game. We just gotta have the right moment,'” manager Davey Martinez said after the win.
Crews taking light swings, Chafin resumes throwing

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

LOS ANGELES – Dylan Crews won’t be making his Dodger Stadium debut this weekend, and it’s probably killing him to have to come to grips with that fact. But the Nationals’ rookie outfielder is here with his teammates at Chavez Ravine, making his first road trip since he landed on the injured list one month ago and finally cleared to begin basic baseball activities.
Wood snaps losing streak with walk-off homer in 11th (updated)

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Bobby Blanco

The Nationals' clubhouse was playing music this morning as it normally does before a game. Traditionally, it’s the pick of that day’s starting pitcher. For Trevor Williams, it was a country/pop-rock combination. Despite an 11-game losing streak – one shy of the Nationals' club record (2005-present) – the vibes this morning felt no different than it normally does. There wasn’t extra tension. No one seemed to be walking on pins and needles.
Game 75 lineups: Nats vs. Rockies

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Bobby Blanco

What more can be said at this point? After now having lost the season series to the lowly Rockies, the Nationals must win this afternoon to avoid a four-game sweep in their home ballpark at the hands of the major leagues’ worst team. A victory would also keep them from a winless homestand and finally end this 11-game losing streak before it ties a club record. Trevor Williams will look to continue the solid effort the starting rotation has put forth.
Orioles look to respond against one of AL's best arms

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Brendan Mortensen

TAMPA – “That’s a really, really frustrating loss.” That was the takeaway from Andrew Kittredge after last night’s game, one in which the Orioles led by eight in the second inning only to lose by four at the end of it. “Not much to say on that one,” Cedric Mullins added. “That's a tough loss. Definitely one you want to flush as soon as possible. Get back at it tomorrow.” That’s the mentality that the Orioles are bringing to the ballpark today, looking to rebound after last night’s deflating loss.
Scary situation looms over Orioles' 4-1 win (updated)

1 week ago | masnsports.com | Brendan Mortensen

TAMPA – It was an ominous night of baseball at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Under normal circumstances, the 4-1 Orioles win would’ve been the leading story. After last night’s loss, they turned things around to deliver an all-around win and secure a series split. Instead, minds were and continue to be elsewhere. In the seventh inning, a foul ball off the bat of Adley Rutschman took an unfortunate line to the Rays’ dugout.