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The Baltimore Orioles' starting rotation suffers a major blow as pitchers John Means and Tyler Wells are set to undergo season-ending UCL surgeries, significantly impacting the team's battle for the AL East title.
Baltimore Orioles pitchers John Means and Tyler Wells will undergo elbow surgery in June, sidelining them for the rest of the 2024 season and likely the start of 2025. Both players have previously undergone Tommy John surgery, and the team is considering various surgical options. The injuries deplete the Orioles' pitching depth, potentially prompting them to seek external pitching options.
Baltimore Orioles pitchers John Means and Tyler Wells will undergo ulnar collateral ligament surgery, sidelining them for the rest of the season. Means, who recently returned from a previous Tommy John surgery, faces another lengthy rehab, potentially affecting his future with the team as he approaches free agency. Wells, dealing with elbow inflammation, also requires surgery after non-surgical treatments failed. This significantly impacts the Orioles' rotation depth, prompting potential trade market explorations for starting pitching reinforcements.
Orioles pitchers John Means and Tyler Wells are out for the season due to UCL injuries requiring surgery, with both expected to miss the start of the 2025 season as well. Means, who will become a free agent at the end of this season, may have thrown his last pitch for the Orioles. The team is monitoring pitching prospects Cade Povich and Chayce McDermott for potential call-ups.
The Baltimore Orioles have demoted struggling right-hander Tyler Wells to Double-A Bowie after three shaky starts following the All-Star break. The team has called up right-hander Joey Krehbiel from Triple-A Norfolk, fueling speculation that the AL East leaders may make a rotation addition before the trade deadline. Despite Wells' strong overall performance this season, he has struggled in his recent starts, prompting the demotion.
The Baltimore Orioles secured their fourth consecutive win with a 6-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins, thanks to a big second inning where they scored all six runs. Orioles' pitcher Tyler Wells continued his impressive first half of the season, allowing only two earned runs in six innings. Despite not being selected as an All-Star, Wells remains focused on helping his team win a championship. The Orioles' rotation has been strong lately, with starters going at least six innings in six straight games. The team has yet to announce their rotation plans after the All-Star break.
The Baltimore Orioles used a big second inning to secure a 6-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins. After being dominated by Sonny Gray in their previous matchup, the Orioles tagged him for six runs in the second inning. Tyler Wells delivered a strong performance on the mound, pitching six innings and allowing two runs. Ramón Urías contributed with an RBI-single and solid defense. The Orioles finished 4-for-7 with runners in scoring position, while their pitching held the Twins hitless in eight opportunities with runners on second and third.
The Cincinnati Reds will be looking to bounce back from their three-game losing streak as they face off against the Baltimore Orioles tonight. Andrew Abbott will be starting for the Reds, coming off a strong performance with a career-high 10 strikeouts. Tyler Wells will be on the mound for the Orioles, boasting a 0.89 WHIP and a .185 average against him. Both teams will be aiming for a victory at Camden Yards.
The Cincinnati Reds will face off against the Baltimore Orioles tonight, with rookie left-hander Andrew Abbott taking the ball for the Reds and Tyler Wells countering for Baltimore. Both starters are expected to put together decent outings, but the bullpens for both teams have struggled recently. The over is favored due to the strong offensive performances of both lineups over the last week.
Tyler Wells allowed two home runs and committed two errors, leading to two unearned runs, as the Baltimore Orioles lost 7-2 to the Tampa Bay Rays. The Orioles offense struggled against rookie starter Taj Bradley, managing just three hits and striking out eight times. Ramón Urías and Gunnar Henderson hit solo home runs for the Orioles. The loss drops the Orioles to five games back of the Rays in the AL East.
The Baltimore Orioles continue to win close games against tough opponents, with their last five series against AL East opponents resulting in deciding-game victories. Manager Brandon Hyde doesn't believe the pressure of playing in so many close games is affecting his young team, who have grown from last year's experience battling for a playoff spot. The Orioles' bullpen and clutch hitting have been key to their success, and starting pitcher Tyler Wells says the pressure of pitching in tight games only elevates his focus.
Tyler Wells pitched 6 2/3 innings, striking out eight and allowing only two solo homers to Danny Jansen, as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Toronto Blue Jays 4-2. The win pushed the Orioles' lead over the Blue Jays in the AL Wild Card race to six games. Wells' manager, Brandon Hyde, believes the right-hander deserves All-Star attention. Adley Rutschman and Austin Hays hit solo shots for the Orioles' offense, while Félix Bautista recorded the final four outs for his 18th save.
Tyler Wells pitched 6 2/3 innings, allowing two runs and striking out eight, leading the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Yusei Kikuchi pitched well for Toronto, but was pulled after 4 2/3 innings. The Orioles scored two runs off Toronto's bullpen, while Félix Bautista earned a four-out save to clinch the series win for Baltimore. Austin Hays hit a home run and Anthony Santander had a go-ahead single in the sixth inning.
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 3-2 in a game that saw Tyler Wells pitch into the seventh inning and Austin Hays hit a home run. The Orioles' offense scored one run in each of the first two innings and scraped another one across in the fifth. Wells surrendered two runs in the seventh inning, but the duo of Yennier Cano and Félix Bautista closed things out to secure the win.
Tyler Wells, a 28-year-old right-handed starting pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles, has emerged as the team's ace this season. Despite lacking elite velocity or breaking balls, Wells has shown impressive consistency and stretches of dominance, thanks to his pinpoint control and elite spin rate on his fastball and changeup. He currently ranks among the top pitchers in the league in several categories, including batting average against and walk rate. While the Orioles may still need to improve their rotation, Wells has proven himself as a worthy ace for the team.