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The Orioles start the road trip with a 24-15 record, they lead the AL East by percentage points over Boston and their .615 win percentage is the best in the American League and second to only the Cubs (.715) in all of Major League Baseball. The first quarter of the season has included two 7-game win streaks.
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Adam Lind broke open a close game with a three-run homer in the sixth inning, and the Seattle Mariners beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-2 Thursday to complete another successful road series.
The Baltimore Orioles tend to win when they can get the ball to fly out of the ballpark, and their 57 home runs are a big reason why the team is in first place. The Orioles will try to get more out of the park for the second straight day when they host the Seattle Mariners in the rubber match of a three-game series on Thursday.
Orioles Manager Buck Showalter joined Ed and Steve to talk about his team's great start to the season.
Matt Wieters made his 700th career start at catcher for the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday and celebrated by helping them snap a brief two-game losing streak.
Mark Trumbo and Matt Wieters hit back-to-back homers for the Orioles, whose 17-7 record at Camden Yards is the best home mark in the major leagues. Wieters also had two doubles for his first three-hit game this season.
We are almost a quarter of the way through the season and the Orioles statistically have the best record in the American League. They also have the best record at home throughout all of baseball.
Rich Dubroff joined Vinny and Rob to talk Orioles baseball and Jimenez's performance.
Jim Duquette, former NY Mets GM and former VP of Operations for the Baltimore Orioles, joined the Norris and Davis show to talk about the Orioles and the MLB.
The Orioles have dropped two in a row after rolling to seven straight wins and are usually the ones on the other end of home run-aided blowouts. Baltimore managed two hits in Tuesday's setback and star Manny Machado went 0-for-3 to extend his slump to 1-for-17 over the last four games.
Cruz found his groove again at Camden Yards with a homer and five RBIs, as the Mariners continued their dominance on the road with a 10-0 victory over Baltimore on Tuesday night.
Seattle Mariners pitcher Steve Johnson joined Ed and Steve to talk about returning to Baltimore.
Nelson Cruz homered and drove in five runs, Kyle Seager hit a three-run drive and the Seattle Mariners cruised past the Baltimore Orioles 10-0 Tuesday night.
The Baltimore Orioles will put the majors' best home record (16-6) on the line Tuesday when they open a three-game series versus one of the league's best road clubs in the Seattle Mariners.
"It generally isn't a huge deal because the next two pitches don't normally end up as home runs, costing a team the game. The MLB, if they want to get this right, is going to have to make these calls challenge-able."
The Baltimore Orioles reliever remained convinced that he struck out the side in the eighth inning. The boxscore indicated otherwise.
J.D Martinez and Miguel Cabrera hit back-to-back home runs off Baltimore reliever Darren O'Day in the eighth inning as the Tigers avoided a four-game sweep by the Orioles with a 6-5 victory Sunday.
Brittany Ghiroli of MLB.com joined Ken and Steve to talk about the Orioles recent run of success.
Jones homered in the sixth inning, crushing a fastball into the Baltimore bullpen for the game's only run, and also moved into eighth place on the team's all-time RBI list with 663 runs batted in.
Baltimore's explosive offense spells bad news for a Detroit club that has surrendered 62 runs in its last 10 contests (1-9).
Garceau says, "I know 33 games is just a small slice out of a 162 game pizza, so let's just call it 'so far so good.'"
The Baltimore Orioles started the game 5-0, but it turns out they had the Tigers right where they wanted them. The Orioles rallied for 7 runs in the sixth and seventh inning and the bullpen pitched four scoreless innings and the Orioles won their fifth game in a row.
Jonathan Schoop lined a two-run triple to cap a five-run seventh inning, and Baltimore rallied from an early five-run deficit for its fifth consecutive victory, a 7-5 decision over Detroit.
Jonathan Schoop hit a tiebreaking two-run triple in the seventh inning, and the Baltimore Orioles rallied from a five-run deficit to beat the Detroit Tigers 7-5 Thursday night for their fifth straight victory.
