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Villar walked on a full count, Martin to second.

Walked on a full count, Martin to second.

Smith Jr. walked, Martin to third, Villar to second.

Walked, Martin to third, Villar to second.

Núñez grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Bird to catcher G.Sánchez, Martin out, Villar to third, Smith Jr. to second.

Grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Bird to catcher G.Sánchez, Martin out, Villar to third, Smith Jr. to second.

Yankees

Núñez homered to left on a 2-2 count, Smith Jr. scored, Mancini scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Smith Jr. scored, Mancini scored.

Mancini homered to center on a 2-2 count.

Gardner walked on a full count, Andújar scored, Bird to third, LeMahieu to second.

Walked on a full count, Andújar scored, Bird to third, LeMahieu to second.

Judge singled to right, Bird scored, LeMahieu scored, Gardner to third.

Singled to right, Bird scored, LeMahieu scored, Gardner to third.

Smith Jr. singled to left, Villar scored.

G.Sánchez homered to left on a full count.

Rickard homered to right on a 1-1 count, Núñez scored.

Homered to right on a 1-1 count, Núñez scored.

LeMahieu singled to right, Bird scored, Torres to second.

Singled to right, Bird scored, Torres to second.

Orioles first.  Villar struck out.  Smith Jr. doubled to center.  Mancini hit an infield single to third, Smith Jr. to third.  Núñez homered to left on a 2-2 count, Smith Jr. scored, Mancini scored.  Ruiz struck out.  Rickard walked on a full count.  Davis flied out to center fielder Gardner.

Orioles third.  Smith Jr. grounded out, second baseman LeMahieu to first baseman Bird.  Mancini homered to center on a 2-2 count.  Núñez singled to center.  Ruiz grounded into a double play, shortstop Torres to first baseman Bird, Núñez out.

Yankees fourth.  Andújar singled to left.  Sánchez struck out.  Bird walked on a full count, Andújar to second.  Torres struck out.  LeMahieu walked on a full count, Andújar to third, Bird to second.  Means pitching.  Gardner walked on a full count, Andújar scored, Bird to third, LeMahieu to second.  Judge singled to right, Bird scored, LeMahieu scored, Gardner to third.  Stanton struck out.

Orioles fifth.  Cessa pitching.  Martin struck out, catcher Sánchez to first baseman Bird.  Villar hit an infield single to third.  Villar stole second. On throwing error by catcher Sánchez, Villar to third.  Smith Jr. singled to left, Villar scored.  Mancini struck out.  Núñez popped out to first baseman Bird.

Yankees seventh.  Voit lined out to center fielder Rickard.  Andújar flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.  Sánchez homered to left on a full count.  Bird struck out.

Orioles eighth.  Mancini struck out.  Núñez walked on a full count.  Tarpley pitching.  Ruiz grounded out, pitcher Tarpley unassisted, Núñez to second.  Rickard homered to right on a 1-1 count, Núñez scored.  Davis walked on four pitches.  On Tarpley's wild pitch, Davis to second.  Severino struck out.

Yankees ninth.  Mullins in as center fielder.  Rickard in as right fielder.  Andújar grounded out, third baseman Ruiz to first baseman Davis.  Sánchez popped out to second baseman Villar.  Bird walked.  Torres hit an infield single to shortstop, Bird to second.  LeMahieu singled to right, Bird scored, Torres to second.  Fry pitching.  Tulowitzki pinch-hitting for Gardner.  Tulowitzki 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 - Bucknor, 1B - Reyburn, 2B - Culbreth, 3B - Nauert

As he conducted his first postgame interview after a win, new Baltimore Orioles manager Brandon Hyde was dripping in substances ranging from beer to syrup.
The Orioles get a chance to get their second win under Hyde on Sunday afternoon when they conclude a three-game series with the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium.

Orioles try to solve Yankees' Happ in series finale

NEW YORK (AP)  Jim Palmer cut across the Baltimore clubhouse, headed over to young left-handers John Means and Paul Fry, and reached out for handshakes.
''Nice job, boys,'' the Hall of Fame pitcher and longtime Orioles announcer praised.

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Baltimore Orioles @ New York Yankees on March 31, 2019

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