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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Game 42 lineups: Nats at Braves

3 days ago | masnsports.com | Bobby Blanco

ATLANTA – Greetings from about 20 minutes outside of Downtown Atlanta, where the Nationals arrive for their first series against the Braves in 2025. The Nats didn’t have a lot going for them during a 1-5 homestand, so they’ll look to turn things around on the road, where they’re 7-12 on the season. Davey Martinez needs a strong outing from Jake Irvin, as the Nats search for the first quality start from their starting pitcher since the nightcap of Tuesday’s doubleheader against the Guardians.
Patience or urgency from Nats after 1-5 homestand?

3 days ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

Nathaniel Lowe was preaching the need to remain patient, to avoid panicking at this point, following Sunday’s 6-1 loss to the Cardinals. The Nationals had just been swept over the weekend and completed a miserable, 1-5 homestand that dropped them to a season-low seven games under .500. “But you can’t win the World Series tomorrow,” Lowe said. “You can’t fix your entire stat line in one at-bat.
Lackluster offense continues as Nats rally late but drop sixth straight (updated)

3 days ago | masnsports.com | Bobby Blanco

ATLANTA – The most recent homestand wasn’t kind to the Nationals. A rainout on Monday forced a doubleheader Tuesday, and with a noon game already scheduled for Wednesday, they had to play all three games against the Guardians in under 24 hours. The Nats won the first game of that twinbill. And that still stands as the last time they found themselves in the win column.
How Nats can find success to start road trip

3 days ago | masnsports.com | Bobby Blanco

ATLANTA – The Nationals will take the field at Truist Park tonight looking to snap a five-game losing streak. A loss in the series opener against the Braves will be the Nats’ longest losing streak since they lost six in a row from Aug. 30 to Sept. 5, 2023. With both the pitchers (20 runs allowed over the weekend against the Cardinals) and the bats (only three runs scored against the Cardinals) recently, where do the Nats begin to turn things around?
Punchless Nats swept by Cardinals (updated)

3 days ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

The Nationals spent the season’s first six weeks playing well enough to claim a winning record but doomed to a sub-.500 mark almost exclusively because of the majors’ worst bullpen. They spent the seventh week playing like a team that has no business believing it should have more wins than losses.
Orioles' bats fall flat in 5-2 loss to Angels

4 days ago | masnsports.com | Brendan Mortensen

ANAHEIM, Calif. – The Orioles started their series in Anaheim hot, with three runs in their first two offensive frames. Tonight, though, it was the Angels’ turn, as Baltimore fell 5-2. Los Angeles recorded three-straight singles to start the game, and in the blink of an eye, it was 2-0 Halos. After a few more baserunners and nearly 30 pitches, Kyle Gibson worked out of the remaining trouble, but the early damage had been done. The O’s did the same to veteran Kyle Hendricks last night.
Offense breaks through in series-clinching win (updated)

4 days ago | masnsports.com | Brendan Mortensen

ANAHEIM – The Orioles needed a bounceback in the worst way. After being swept in three games in Minnesota, the Birds flew to Anaheim in search of answers. Perhaps they found some in a 7-3 victory that wrapped up a series win. The sun was shining brightly on a beautiful Mother’s Day in Anaheim. It was a bit too bright, perhaps, for Taylor Ward. Gunnar Henderson led off the game with a left-on-left double into the right-center field gap.
Game 41 lineups: Nats vs. Cardinals

4 days ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

The Nationals came home feeling pretty good about themselves, but they have since lost four of five on this homestand and now need a win today to avoid a weekend sweep at the hands of the Cardinals. Offense is key, especially early offense. The Nats need to find a way to jump on Miles Mikolas and play out in front instead of behind for a change. History isn’t on their side: In five starts against them over the last three seasons, Mikolas owns a 2.15 ERA and 1.023 WHIP.
Hitting coach Asche on Baltimore's struggles at the plate

4 days ago | masnsports.com | Brendan Mortensen

ANAHEIM – It hasn’t been the start to the season that the Orioles’ offense was expected to have. The Birds have scored five runs or more just a dozen times in the 38 games they've played so far in 2025. They’re 10-2 in those games, an almost maddening statistic considering the fact that five runs isn’t an incredibly high bar to reach. Baltimore has just struggled to get there. “Unfortunately, the start of the season had been more down than up,” hitting coach Cody Asche said today.
Susana shut down two weeks with Grade 1 UCL sprain, Cavalli optioned to Triple-A

4 days ago | masnsports.com | Mark Zuckerman

The Nationals believe Jarlin Susana avoided a major elbow injury, but they admittedly won’t know for sure until the top pitching prospect proves he can return to the mound after a brief planned shutdown. Susana has a Grade 1 sprain of his ulnar collateral ligament, a concerning revelation but one that won’t immediately require Tommy John surgery.