Baltimore Orioles

Davis was released by the New York Yankees a week ago after hitting .105 in seven games.

Former Oriole Larry Sheets “wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy” the 21-game losing streak his team endured in 1988. But his son Gavin, who plays for the White Sox, just went through the same thing.

Trevor Rogers struggled in his first start with the O’s, and the team is already suggesting changes to his approach.

Rodriguez first experienced the lat discomfort during his pregame warmups; it isn’t a carryover from previous outings.

In three appearances since his arrival, Soto has allowed nine hits and eight runs in 1 1/3 innings.

Plus: A young, promising arm to watch in Delmarva.

Ripken will man the Splash Zone against the Tampa Bay Rays on Sept. 6, with first pitch scheduled for 7:05 p.m.

So far, Jiménez has fit right into the Orioles’ lineup — he’s 5-for-8 in his first two starts with two RBIs.

The last time the Orioles won a game they were trailing after six innings was May 25.

After dropping the first two games to the Guardians, the Orioles took over the next two.

Austin Slater and Eloy Jiménez were acquired to hit left-handed pitching, and that is what they did in a 7-4 road victory.

Reliever Gregory Soto allowed four runs in his first appearance with the club, and Guardians won 8-4.

That stretch from late May to mid-June when the bad news came quickly on so many elbow injuries will be hard to top in terms of season-defining stretches for these Orioles. It feels like we just had another, though.

Paul Mancano and Andy Kostka discuss the arrival of Orioles infield prospect Coby Mayo.

The 22-year-old third baseman is hitting .301 with a .961 on-base-plus-slugging percentage for Triple-A Norfolk.

Rogers made it just 4 1/3 innings, allowing five runs as the Guardians won the opener of a four-game series.

The veteran catcher says it would prevent some of the rash of players getting hit by pitches.

Soto was a closer in Detroit, but Philadelphia didn’t have defined roles in its bullpen.

Although he was docked in scouting reports for his strikeout rate — and likely fell to Baltimore because of it — Honeycutt hit .318 with a 1.124 on-base-plus-slugging percentage as a junior.

The finalization of the sale buys out the last remaining minority ownership of the previous group, which was led for decades by the Angelos family.