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Orioles

Villar grounded out, first baseman Voit unassisted.

Rickard safe at second on throwing error by third baseman LeMahieu.

Safe at second on throwing error by third baseman LeMahieu.

Ruiz flied out to center fielder Gardner.

Mullins singled to right, Rickard to third.

Sucre doubled to left, Rickard scored, Mullins scored.

Doubled to left, Rickard scored, Mullins scored.

Grounded out, first baseman Voit unassisted.

Yankees

LeMahieu singled to center, Torres scored, Tulowitzki to second.

Singled to center, Torres scored, Tulowitzki to second.

Smith Jr. singled to right, Sucre scored, Martin to second.

Singled to right, Sucre scored, Martin to second.

On catcher Sánchez's throwing error, Martin scored, Smith Jr. to third.

Tulowitzki homered to right on a 0-2 count.

Voit singled to center, LeMahieu scored, Judge to third.

Singled to center, LeMahieu scored, Judge to third.

Yankees fourth.  Andújar fouled out to catcher Sucre.  Sánchez flied out to center fielder Jackson.  Torres hit an infield single to third.  Tulowitzki walked on a full count, Torres to second.  LeMahieu singled to center, Torres scored, Tulowitzki to second.  Gardner flied out to center fielder Jackson.

Orioles sixth.  Sucre singled to center.  Martin singled to right, Sucre to second.  Villar lined out to center fielder Gardner, Sucre to third.  Smith Jr. singled to right, Sucre scored, Martin to second.  Martin stole third, Smith Jr. stole second.  On catcher Sánchez's throwing error, Martin scored, Smith Jr. to third.  Mancini grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Tulowitzki to catcher Sánchez, Smith Jr. out.  Ottavino pitching.  Núñez grounded out, third baseman LeMahieu to first baseman Voit.

Orioles seventh.  Green pitching.  Rickard grounded out, shortstop Tulowitzki to first baseman Voit.  Ruiz doubled to left.  Mullins pinch-hitting for Jackson.  Mullins struck out.  Sucre singled to right, Ruiz scored.  Martin struck out.

Orioles ninth.  Rickard safe at second on throwing error by third baseman LeMahieu.  Ruiz flied out to center fielder Gardner.  Mullins singled to right, Rickard to third.  Sucre doubled to left, Rickard scored, Mullins scored.  Martin struck out.  Villar grounded out, first baseman Voit unassisted.

Yankees ninth.  Bleier pitching.  Tulowitzki homered to right on a 0-2 count.  LeMahieu doubled to left.  Gardner lined out to center fielder Mullins.  Judge singled to left, LeMahieu to third.  Wright pitching.  Stanton struck out.  Voit singled to center, LeMahieu scored, Judge to third.  Tauchman pinch-running for Voit.  Andújar struck out.

Last season, the Orioles went 5-4 at Yankee Stadium, the only AL park in which they had a winning record. At 47-115, Baltimore had the worst record ever by a team that had a winning record at either Yankee Stadium.

Baltimore's 115 losses last season were tied for the fifth most in MLB history, and the Orioles finished 61.0 games back of the first-place Red Sox, the farthest back of first place by any team since the 1942 Phillies (62.5 games back of the Cardinals).

The Yankees finished 2018 with 100 wins, the MLB-high 20th time they have achieved the feat (the Athletics are second with 10). However, New York trailed the Red Sox (108-54) and the Astros (103-59), becoming the first team all-time to finish outside the top two in its league despite recording 100+ wins.

Andrew Cashner went just 4-15 last season with a career-worst 5.29 ERA. However, Cashner earned the win on April 5 in his only career outing at Yankee Stadium, tossing six innings and allowing just two hits and one run to outduel Masahiro Tanaka in a 5-2 victory.

Masahiro Tanaka went 12-6 last season despite allowing 25 home runs in 156.0 innings (1.44 HR/9). In Tanaka's five-year career, he has 11 wins when allowing multiple home runs, the most such wins in MLB since 2014.

Last season, the Yankees set MLB records for most home runs (267) and most players with at least 10 home runs (12). It was a balanced offensive attack, as the only Yankee with 30+ home runs, 100+ runs or 100+ RBI was Giancarlo Stanton (38 HR, 102 R, 100 RBI), while four other Yankees hit 27 home runs.

HP - Nauert, 1B - Bucknor, 2B - Reyburn, 3B - Culbreth

The Yankees began manager Aaron Boone's second season with a flawless display of power at the plate and the mound while also showcasing some patience at the plate in a 7-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles.
While a season opener is significant, it was not anything worthy of changing Boone's mindset.

Yankees look to keep hot start going vs. O's

NEW YORK (AP)  Brandon Hyde stood outside the Baltimore Orioles clubhouse, his uniform and jacket reeking of Budweiser, syrup and a few other liquids. He had wondered what it would feel like to win his first game as a major league manager but had never given much thought to the scent.
''I don't know what this smell is, but whatever it is, I'll take it,'' he said with a grin as drips fell.

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Baltimore Orioles @ New York Yankees on March 30, 2019

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