Kyle Bradish backed up home plate in the second inning and glanced at his glove, as if checking whether a hole had gone undetected.That isn't where the leak would spring later in the night.Trey Lipscomb’s one-hopper made it past Bradish,

If the first six weeks of the season have proven one thing, it’s that these Nationals fight until their 27th out. Against the Orioles, they fought until their 36th.

Jorge Mateo singled home the go-ahead run in the 12th inning and the visiting Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Nationals 7-6 on Wednesday night after blowing two-run leads in the ninth and 11th innings.

In a thrilling 12-inning contest, the Baltimore Orioles extended their remarkable streak of avoiding sweeps by defeating the Washington Nationals 7-6. This hard-fought victory not only showcased the Orioles’ resilience and determination but also highlighted their ability to rise to the occasion in clutch moments.