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ESPN Senior MLB Writer Jerry Crasnick joined The Scott Garceau Show and reviewed all of the recent trades with Scott and Jeremy.
The good news is Friday night, the Baltimore Orioles finally beat the New York Yankees. The bad news is what came after.
The Orioles optioned right-hander Jason Berken to Triple-A Norfolk and recalled two left-handed pitchers from Double-A Bowie.
J.J. Hardy just wants to get out of New York and forget this series. The Orioles lost the last three games of a four-game set in the span of about 27 hours, and Hardy spent the weekend going 0 for 17 and making two errors.
The New York Yankees set a franchise record for runs in the first inning, scoring 12 times against Baltimore in the second game of a day-night doubleheader Saturday.
Resting several stars in the opener of a day-night doubleheader, the New York Yankees enjoyed watching all those fill-ins bring home a win.
The AL West-leading Texas Rangers are getting some help for their bullpen.
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Brad Bergesen has been placed on the paternity leave list, opening a roster spot for right-hander Chris Tillman.
Jeremy Guthrie made one thing clear to any playoff contenders pondering a deal for him: He can help. The same could be said for Derrek Lee and Koji Uehara, too.
Two more home runs (in a loss) last night and 18 on the season.
Edwin Encarnacion and Eric Thames hit back-to-back home runs, Carlos Villanueva won for the first time in five starts and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-5 on Thursday night.
Ricky Romero came within two outs of a complete game to win for the first time in five starts, J.P. Arencibia homered and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-0 on Wednesday night.
Baltimore Orioles reliever Koji Uehara has mixed feelings about the possibility of being dealt to a contender before Sunday's non-waiver trade deadline.
The Baltimore Orioles activated designated hitter Vladimir Guerrero off the 15-day disabled list Tuesday and optioned right-hander Mark Worrell to Triple-A Norfolk.
