Orioles Make Roster Moves, Suarez DFA'd Again

0:00It's May 2nd. Welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI, Ankori with the story. The Baltimore Orioles just dropped some major roster bombs this morning. They designated right-hander Albert Suarez for assignment for the second time in a week. Option Tyler Wells to Tribal A called up Lefty Nick Rache from the miners and activated Dietrich Enns off the 15-day injured list. To Snag Rache, they traded minor league outfielder Braden Smith to the St. Louis Cardinals who had just DFAed the 30-year-old South Paul. Baltimore cleared a 40-man roster spot by shifting starter Zach Eflin to the 60-day I.L. with elbow issues. He's out at least through May after Ann, early exit in a season debut. Fans are buzzing about the timing with the O's injury woes hitting hard this year. Wells, who posted a solid 3.44 ERA in 18 relief innings, shifts back to starter duties down the line after missing time from UCL surgery. Rache brings slider heat after a gritty path drafted in 2017,

1:02released Indyball comeback, now thriving in the upper miners. Word is top prospect. Trey Gibson is taxi squad bound in New York, eyeing a big league debut start tomorrow against the Ankies. Meanwhile, Suarez might clear waivers again like last time before bouncing back. These moves keep the bullpen fresh amid the chaos, but with more injuries lurking, expect the wire to stay hot as the O's grind through April.