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The Baltimore Orioles continue to make roster moves, as the team searches for wins this season. Ahead of a game on Tuesday evening against the Tampa Bay Rays , Baltimore is recalling left-handed relief pitcher Nick Raquet from Triple-A Norfolk. The team announced the move on Tuesday.
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In a second move, the club is also designating left-handed reliever Dietrich Enns for assignment. This season, Enns appeared in 13 games for Baltimore. He posted a 3.94 ERA with three wins.
"Because he's making $2.625 million this season, Enns is likely to clear waivers and remain in the organization at Triple-A Norfolk," CBS Sports reported.
The moves are the latest in a long list of roster and lineup changes Baltimore has seen this year. This season, the Orioles are struggling. Baltimore is 24-30 on the season. The club has been hampered by injuries, including to star infielder Jackson Holliday .
Raquet, like Enns, has done some work for Baltimore already this season. He has pitched in three games for the club. He struggled in those appearances, posting a 10.13 ERA in two-plus innings.
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He last pitched for Baltimore on May 2, in a game against the New York Yankees . Raquet also worked two games early in April.
Raquet spent the 2025 season with the St. Louis Cardinals , where had better results. Although he pitched in just two games with that team, the reliever didn't allow a single run. He had a 0.00 ERA in 2025.
The reliever has spent a lot of time this season in the minors. With Triple-A Norfolk, Raquet has appeared in 11 games. He has a 3.29 ERA with that club, along with one win.
Baltimore enters Tuesday's game with six losses in their last 10 contests. Orioles fans hope Raquet can help give the bullpen a boost moving forward.
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Baltimore is currently fourth in the American League East.
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