Orioles Get Relief with Key Players Back from Injured List

0:00It's April 25th, MLB News. Today starts now, AI powered and always on. The Orioles are finally getting some relief from their injury woes with three key players back from the injured list. Left-hander Keegan Ackin returned today after a groin strain that sidelined him all season. Andrew Kittredge, an outfielder Tyler O'Neill, came off yesterday, dealing with shoulder inflammation and a concussion. To make room, they optioned a couple guys to triple A. including Cameron Foster. Kittredge wasted no time, throwing a clean inning in yesterday's 10-3 win over the Red Sox for his season debut. He's a high-leveraged guy they brought back via trades and a $9 million club option. Ackin steps in as their top lefty reliever, filling a big gap since they've been short on South Pals. Fans are breathing easier with these arms bolstering the bullpen, but the injured list still sits at 10 deep. Dean Kramer just went down Thursday with a right quad strain, retro to April 20th, and he'll miss several weeks. Branding Young got called up and earned a

1:04win in Kramer's spot Friday, giving five and two-thirds solid innings. Meanwhile, President Michael Lyos says though, keep Kramer s arm fresh while his leg heels, and K-povich is next in line for rotation depth if needed. Dietrich Enns looks close with a foot infection, and Heston Kirstead is wrapping up for a hamstring issue. Jackson Holiday s hand is still sore after Hamatae surgery, but fresh cans came back clean, so they're shutting him down another week before rehab. Restarts. It's all part of the grind, but these returns keep Baltimore pushing forward in a tough season.