Baltimore Orioles
Young confidence sustained by a bullpen that keeps the next swing relevant
A dangerous lineup made harder to shake by a pitching staff limiting damage.
Baltimore scored eight runs in the third inning, erased Cleveland’s early lead, and beat the Guardians 9-5.
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Orioles 9, Guardians 5: The eight-run third decided it
Baltimore erased Cleveland's early lead with an eight-run third inning, then held off a Guardians lineup that never found another answer.
Guardians 9, Orioles 5: Bazzana answered the comeback
Cleveland built a six-run lead, watched Baltimore cut it to one, then restored order with a three-run seventh inning.
Orioles claim Luis Robert Jr. off waivers, adding one more September swing
Baltimore claimed Luis Robert Jr. off waivers from the Mets, taking a low-cost chance on a former All-Star for the stretch run.
Twins 7, Orioles 5: Roden made the third inning stick
Alan Roden went 3-for-3 with a walk as Minnesota turned a four-run third inning into a win over Baltimore.
Angels 4, Orioles 1: Neto turned one burst into a boundary
Los Angeles scored three times in the third, added one more in the seventh, and made Baltimore's only run feel like a footnote.
Orioles 5, Angels 2: Baltimore won the middle
Baltimore scored in two decisive windows and Trevor Rogers kept the Angels from turning their traffic into a comeback, producing a 5-2 Orioles win.
Orioles 3, Angels 1: Povich made six innings carry the night
Baltimore beat Los Angeles 3-1 after Cade Povich supplied six scoreless innings and the Orioles absorbed a late wave of Angels traffic.
Orioles 8, Tigers 5: Baltimore kept replacing the cushion
Jackson Holliday collected four hits and Baltimore hit three home runs while scoring in five of the first six innings to beat Detroit 8-5.
Red Sox 6, Orioles 5: Durbin supplied the last answer
Boston erased two late Baltimore leads before Caleb Durbin's eighth-inning homer delivered a 14th straight Red Sox win.
Orioles 5, Astros 2: Brandon Young kept Houston waiting
Brandon Young allowed one run over seven innings as Baltimore turned six hits into a 5-2 win over Houston.
Orioles 4, Astros 2: Baltimore turned patience into a sixth straight win
Baltimore survived Houston's bases-loaded 10th before Tyler O'Neill and Leody Taveras delivered an 11th-inning win.
Orioles 3, Astros 2: Taylor Ward found the only swing Baltimore needed
Taylor Ward's two-run homer in the eighth lifted Baltimore over Houston 3-2 and extended the Orioles' winning streak to five games.