Sugano is playing out the string on his first season in the major leagues, with his penultimate start Saturday against the Yankees. There were bright moments and dire ones.
“For so many reasons, I think acknowledging, supporting and partnering with our HBCUs and our Black sororities and fraternities is an important part of what we’re trying to do,” said Kerry Watson, the Orioles’ executive vice president of public affairs.
O’Neill, activated Friday from his third stint on the injured list this season, will play his 45th game of the year Saturday against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Rogers was effective in his five innings, but he issued a season-high four walks and needed to escape a bases-loaded jam of his own making in the third inning to keep the game close.
“This year, for whatever reason, the changeup is floating a little bit more, and I think we’re trying to find ways to make positive change on it,” Cano said through team interpreter Brandon Quinones.