Manny Machado apologizes for not being rushed to 1st – it looks bad.

The Orioles bloodhound, Manny Machado, is excused Wednesday for not missing a double-game ball a night earlier in a loss to the Seattle Mariners.

The match in Baltimore was tied 1-1 in the sixth inning when the Orioles completed the goals on three consecutive singles. Machado rebounded in a double game of 4-6-3, breaking in a trot long before he reached the first base.

Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said after the match that "what happened with the triplet All-Star" will be addressed. "The two spoke about it on Wednesday, and Machado went on. apologized later.

"At the end of the day, there is no excuse for not exhausting it," Machado told reporters. "I take full responsibility not to run, I should have run, it looks bad, it looks bad for the people who follow me, the people who take me look, and I apologize completely for dropping people, but next time, I run, there is no excuse for that.

In other news on the Orioles, outfielder Craig Gentry (fractured left side) and right-hander Darren O 'Day (hamstring tension) were placed on the 15-day injured list Wednesday. . O 'Day was injured in the left thigh while he was beating a decay on Tuesday night, and Gentry suffered a fracture of the left side when he was hit by a throw in Atlanta. Friday.

Baltimore recalled Steve Wilkerson, a service man, and Jimmy Yacabonis, a right-handed Triple-A Norfolk. Wilkerson made his major league debut last week, and Yacabonis is scheduled to start Thursday against Seattle in place of Dylan Bundy, who entered the injured list on Tuesday.