Baltimore Orioles’ young star catcher Samuel Basallo is back on the field after a shoulder injury sidelined him since July 19th — and his return couldn’t come at a better time. The team’s seven-game win streak stalled during his absence, but they’re still just one game behind the final wild card spot. With veteran catcher Carlos Narváez brought in as backup, Basallo now locks down the primary catching role — a move that signals his importance to the playoff push. At just 21, Basallo’s been hitting .241 with 16 homers and 46 RBIs this season. Manager Craig Albernaz praised his rehab work, calling it “pro-level.” To make room, utility player Jeremiah Jackson was optioned to Triple-A Norfolk. Now, fans are eager to see if Basallo can ignite the Orioles’ late-season surge.
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