The Baltimore Orioles, riding some recent momentum towards the All-Star break, suddenly find their catcher squad in a difficult conundrum. Star backstop Adley Rutschman found himself on the injured list for the first time in his career on Saturday with a left oblique strain. The next day, backup catcher Maverick Handley collided with New York Yankees second baseman Jazz … [Read more...] about What’s Next for the Orioles Catchers After Rustchman’s Injury
Three Prospects the Orioles Should Keep Their Eyes On This Summer
As the 2025 MLB season comes to the halfway point, now is as good a time as ever to also take a look at the minor league farm system. Around midseason is where prospects are either shining or fading for teams. Several prospects are likely to see some playing time at the major league level before the season ends. For the Baltimore Orioles, their farm system is depleted as their … [Read more...] about Three Prospects the Orioles Should Keep Their Eyes On This Summer
Nationals’ No. 1 Pick Leaves Big Decisions in Washington
Luck. It’s what gave the Washington Nationals the #1 pick in the 2025 MLB Draft this past December. Now, a few weeks from the draft, D.C.’s home team will look to get lucky again and turn that lottery ball into a golden ticket. “I think they have to take the best player available. Right now, the Nats are lacking a lot of different things,” Nationals media member Ryan Clary … [Read more...] about Nationals’ No. 1 Pick Leaves Big Decisions in Washington
The Orioles Pitching Staff is Finally Getting it Together in June
The Baltimore Orioles’ pitching staff looked defeated and wilted after the first two months of the 2025 season. Nearing the end of May, the team held the second-worst ERA in the majors and held a -2.5 WAR rating. Their bullpen was also floundering, with Gregory Soto and Seranthony Dominguez failing to live up to expectations. In the month of June, however, the Orioles seem like … [Read more...] about The Orioles Pitching Staff is Finally Getting it Together in June
A Look at Prospect Travis Sykora, Possibly the Nationals’ Next Ace
After trading away franchise player and perennial All-Star Juan Soto, the Washington Nationals entered an age of rebuilding. Three years later, MacKenzie Gore and James Wood lead the team on both sides of the ball. Additionally, CJ Abrams has shown signs of being their shortstop of the future, and Jarlin Susana has shown signs of greatness in the minor leagues. Despite all of … [Read more...] about A Look at Prospect Travis Sykora, Possibly the Nationals’ Next Ace