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- Pitching matchup and how to watch Sunday's game vs. Red Sox
- Orioles manager Brandon Hyde let his team have it after losses he said were embarrassing and sloppy on successive days against the Boston Red Sox.
- The Red Sox hit six home runs in cruising to a 13-2 series-opening victory over the Orioles.
- The Angels defeated the Orioles in the rain-interrupted opener of a three-game series at Camden Yards. Mike Trout hit a two-run home run in the third inning.
- "You tip your hat to the guy making a play like that," Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said. "I can't remember the last time I saw a catch like that — in that spot, game-saving. That was phenomenal."
- An inning after Red Sox center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. climbed the wall and reached into the Orioles' bullpen to take a walk-off home run away from Trey Mancini, Andrew Benintendi hit a go-ahead home run to right field to give Boston a 2-1 win Wednesday night.
- Here's what you need to know before the Orioles' game Wednesday night against the Boston Red Sox.
- Here's what you need to know before the Orioles' game Tuesday night against the Boston Red Sox.
- Orioles left-hander John Means continued his upstart beginning to his rookie campaign with seven innings of one-run ball in Monday night’s 4-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox at Camden Yards.
- How to watch Sunday's game vs. Red Sox at Fenway Park
- Mike Wright Jr. became the first Orioles pitcher to go three innings Saturday and delivered his third straight scoreless appearance in a lopsided victory over the Red Sox.
- Orioles catcher Chance Sisco hit two homers and drove in five runs in a 3-for-3 performance against the Boston Red Sox.
- The Orioles announced Wednesday that their coaching staff under manager Brandon Hyde will include Tim Cossins, Doug Brocail, Don Long, Arnie Beyeler, José Flores, José Hernández, Howie Clark, and John Wasdin.
- As the Orioles search for a top executive stretches on, the work former Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington did in building the 2018 World Series champion should stand out for how he ran a complete organization before his dismissal.
- The longest game in World Series history ended around 3:30 a.m. EST. Playing the equivalent of two games in one night makes for some big numbers.
- Considering the type of candidates the Orioles went after in 2011 — young, analytics-minded executives who have vast experience in the baseball world — here are a handful of people who fit that mold now.
- Orioles manager Buck Showalter led the Orioles to success as part of a wave taking over the game that emphasize bullpen usage and defense. That the rest of the league caught up and passed them on that front doesn't take away from the success it brought.
- Boston Red Sox left-hander Chris Sale was unhittable Sunday as the Orioles struck out 12 times in his five innings against him.
- Despite carrying a two-run advantage into the fourth inning of Saturday’s nightcap, the Orioles blew their second lead in two days to the Red Sox, who completed a doubleheader sweep with a 6-4 win.
- The Red Sox scored 19 runs to stamp out the Orioles on Friday night, then David Price put the Orioles to sleep on Saturday.
- In the wake of Friday night's bullpen-taxing loss to the Red Sox, the Orioles have called up left-handed pitcher Sean Gilmartin to bolster the bullpen for Saturday's doubleheader.
- How wide is the gulf between baseball’s worst team, the Orioles, and the best, the visiting Boston Red Sox? So wide that the Red Sox’s 19-12 win Friday night at Camden Yards, which came after the Orioles led by five in the third inning, doesn’t even do it justice.
- Every time the high-flying Red Sox got a runner on, especially against Orioles starter Kevin Gausman, he came around to score.
- The Washington Nationals held a players-only meeting the discuss a fifth consecutive loss and the precarious spot they're now in beyond the halfway point of the season.
- The Orioles recorded 13 hits, but didn't score a single run in a 5-0 loss to the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park to fall to 4-19 on the road this season.
- The Orioles are now 4-18 on the road this season.
- Dylan Bundy suffered the loss despite allowing just one earned run over 5 2/3 innings Sunday at Fenway Park.
- Chris Tillman failed to get an out in the third inning as the Orioles lost their series opener at Fenway Park.
- Orioles right-hander Mike Wright Jr. had a second straight poor outing Thursday, and said after the game that he hopes what he did earlier in the spring will be enough to help him break camp with the Orioles.
- Orioles left-hander Tanner Scott and his 100-mph fastball were "as advertised" in his major league debut.
- Dylan Bundy hasn't gotten out of the fifth inning in two of his past three starts.
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So near and yet so far: Camden Yards warehouse an inviting target, just not within striking distance
The iconic structure at Oriole Park at Camden Yards has been struck on the fly by one home run, by Ken Griffey Jr. at the 1993 All-Star Home Run Derby - The shortest outing of Dylan Bundy’s otherwise strong 2017 season had a particularly foul feeling to it.
- The Orioles gave Alec Asher another opportunity to start after a forgettable outing in Houston on Sunday, when the right-hander lasted just two innings in his
- Right-hander Mike Wright provided length in Thursday's 7-5 win over the Boston Red Sox by pitching for a second straight night, throwing 12/3 innings. But
- After his last start in Houston, Orioles left-hander Wade Miley lamented another start stifled by deep counts that ended up being the difference between a
- The Orioles turned their first triple play in nearly 17 years Tuesday against the Boston Red Sox.
- A pitch behind the head of Orioles third baseman Manny Machado set off a long standoff between the two teams and escalated tensions between the division rivals.
- In a particularly uneven start to what is supposed to be a breakout campaign, Orioles right-hander Kevin Gausman hasn’t had the benefit of his best secondary
- Suddenly, the Orioles seem to have more effective starters than they can use.
- The oft-maligned Orioles starting rotation continues to exceed the minimal expectations that followed it into this season, and right-hander
- The Orioles placed Rule 5 outfielder Aneury Tavarez on outright waivers Wednesday, clearing up a lot of the uncertainty with the team's roster in the process.
- Even among the American League All-Stars, Orioles third baseman Manny Machado is in a good spot in the lineup, hitting third in Tuesday’s All-Star Game.
- Orioles manager Buck Showalter is weighing five different candidates to start Wednesday against the San Diego Padres.
- Even when a pair of top starters in the American League East match up, the idea of a pitcher's duel in a division game seems far-fetched.
- Orioles outfielder Mark Trumbo has closed the gap on the starters for the American League All-Stars.
- The Orioles might not decide for another few days whether right-hander Yovani Gallardo will need one more minor league rehab start before returning from the disabled list, but manager Buck Showalter said he is encouraged by an increase in Gallardo's fastball velocity.
- The major league home run leader, Orioles outfielder Mark Trumbo, fell out of a starting spot in the All-Star Game Tuesday.
- The Orioles' late-game frailty when it comes to left-handed hitters showed itself Monday when both Ashur Tolliver and Mychal Givens allowed home runs to lefties. But for now, it will continue to be Tolliver as the situational left-hander coming out of the bullpen in those circumstances.
- Orioles right-hander Tyler Wilson earned plenty of praise from manager Buck Showalter Monday, keeping a hot-hitting Red Sox lineup quiet.