Hammel, Detwiler each looking to rebound in DC

A key part of the Nationals' success this season, Ross Detwiler, will try to bounce back from his worst start of the season when he takes the hill on Saturday against the Orioles at Nationals Park.
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O's-Nats rivalry just getting started

The emergence of the Orioles and Nationals could create quite a rivalry in the D.C.-Baltimore suburbs. Round 1 of this year's series went to the Orioles, 2-1, in 11 innings thanks to a Nick Markakis solo homer.
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O's have been road warriors this season

The Orioles came into this weekend's series with the Nationals boasting the best road record in the Major Leagues.
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Britton slated to throw again on Monday

Orioles lefty Zach Britton is scheduled to pitch in extended spring action on Monday, and could then move on to a rehab assignment if everything goes well, manager Buck Showalter said Friday.
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Jones' skills could earn return trip to KC

The notion of center fielder Adam Jones making another appearance at Kauffman Stadium this season — site of the 2012 All-Star Game — is gaining credibility by the day.
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Wieters earns break after marathon duty

Orioles manager Buck Showalter had a preliminary plan to pencil in Matt Wieters as his starting catcher on Thursday. But the plan changed after Wieters worked 15 innings on Wednesday night.
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Eveland's deep outing a big relief for O's

Left-hander Dana Eveland emerged as an unsung hero on Wednesday in the Orioles' 15-inning win over the Royals with three scoreless innings, giving the O's a long relief option when needed.
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Hardy delivers as O's stay tough on Royals

J.J. Hardy snapped a tie with a two-run single in the seventh inning and lefty Brian Matusz settled down after a shaky third frame as the Orioles posted a 5-3 victory over the Royals on Thursday.
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Jones has ground rules covered in KC

Orioles center fielder Adam Jones prides himself on knowing the ground rules of every American League ballpark, and a trip to Kauffman Stadium reinforced why that kind of homework is important.
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Former Orioles pitcher Hickey dies at 56

The Orioles' organization expressed sadness on Wednesday after learning that former left-handed reliever Kevin Hickey had died at 56.
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