The Washington Nationals recalled Orlando Ribalta from Triple-A Rochester on Wednesday, Andrew Golden of The Washington Post reports. Washington placed Joan Adon (bicep) on the 15-day injured list in a corresponding move. Ribalta, 26, permitted three runs over two innings in two appearances with the Nationals earlier this month. The decision to promote Ribalta for a second time … [Read more...] about Nationals Recall Triple-A Reliever to Replace Injured Pitcher
Potential Candidates For Orioles September Callup
The Orioles roster expands in September to 28, and multiple guys deserve a spot to help the Orioles claim a playoff spot. Potential Candidates For Orioles September Callup Sitting 77-56, 1 game behind the Yankees in the American League East, the Orioles are in an interesting spot. Despite their impressive record, they have not been a great baseball team for most of the second … [Read more...] about Potential Candidates For Orioles September Callup
Orioles Claim Former Marlins Outfielder
The Baltimore Orioles have claimed Miami Marlins outfielder Forrest Wall and designated veteran reliever Dillon Tate for assignment. In 2022, Tate was recognized as a solid reliever for the Orioles. But since landing on the IL, he hasn’t been able to pitch as much at the big-league level. On August 26th, the Marlins decided to designate Wall for assignment. Wall has also played … [Read more...] about Orioles Claim Former Marlins Outfielder
Orioles Utilityman Undergoes Season-Ending Elbow Surgery
Just over a month after falling victim to friendly fire, Orioles utilityman Jorge Mateo underwent successful, albeit season-ending, surgery on his left elbow on Wednesday. Mateo has been on the injured list since July 24th after a collision with shortstop Gunnar Henderson led to a gruesome elbow dislocation. After being placed on the 10-day injured list (and later transferred … [Read more...] about Orioles Utilityman Undergoes Season-Ending Elbow Surgery
Electric Arm Emerges as Key Rotation Piece for Nationals
Left-hander DJ Herz is the modern-day funky lefty. He has the wonky delivery and deception but averages 93.5 MPH on his fastball. Herz has always had the combination of deception and stuff but has had issues throwing strikes. However, he has controlled his walk rate with the Washington Nationals. With his improved strike-throwing, Herz has shown flashes of dominance in his … [Read more...] about Electric Arm Emerges as Key Rotation Piece for Nationals