US EditionLowe and Wood hit HRs before Tena scores in 9th to lead Nationals past Orioles 4-3
- The Washington Nationals defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 at Camden Yards on Friday night, May 16, 2025.
- The Orioles failed to capitalize on numerous chances, leaving 15 players stranded on base and managing just four hits in 15 at-bats with runners positioned to score.
- Nathaniel Lowe and James Wood hit solo home runs for the Nationals, and José Tena scored the winning run in the ninth after reaching on a walk.
- Nationals starter MacKenzie Gore struck out nine batters over 3 2/3 innings while throwing 102 pitches and yielding 10 hits and two walks.
- The Orioles’ loss extended their losing streak to four games and leaves their record at 15-28, deepening their deficit in the American League East.
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Orioles suffer yet another gut punch in wild 4-3 loss to Nationals
The pitch black clouds that blanketed Baltimore on Friday evening created an eerie scene at Camden Yards about an hour before first pitch. What happened during the game was much more frightening. The Orioles suffered their most strange, debilitating, devastating defeat in a season that’s been filled with them. They lost 24-2 on Easter. They were swept in Detroit, then in Minnesota, then again by the Twins at Camden Yards earlier this week. But F…
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Lowe and Wood hit HRs before Tena scores in 9th to lead Nationals past Orioles 4-3
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The Nats win in Baltimore had everything going on!
The Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower in the background; Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats Every Nationals win seems to have that hold your breath moment. Last night’s 4-3 win in Baltimore had almost every emotion with the same great, good, bad, and ugly elements. Wins seem to make you forget about the three grounders that José Tena bungled (two were ruled hits), and celebrate the Tena hustle that erupted into the game-winning run when he came around from…
Orioles leave 15 on base as freefall continues in 4-3 loss to Nationals
BALTIMORE–What happened? The Orioles had scoring chance after scoring chance, failing to convert on most of them. They left 15 runners on base and scored just three runs on 14 hits. They also struck out 14 times. Closer Félix Bautista (0-1) was beaten to first base on an infield hit by Nasim Nuñez, allowing Jose …
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