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Núñez flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.

Martinez singled to left, Betts to second.

Bogaerts homered to center on a 1-1 count, Betts scored, Martinez scored.

Homered to center on a 1-1 count, Betts scored, Martinez scored.

Bogaerts hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mullins, Pearce scored, Martinez to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mullins, Pearce scored, Martinez to third.

Red Sox

Red Sox fourth.  Pearce singled to right.  Martinez doubled to left, Pearce to third.  Bogaerts hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mullins, Pearce scored, Martinez to third.  Pedroia grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Means to catcher Sucre to third baseman Alberto to pitcher Means to catcher Sucre, Martinez out.  Pedroia to second.  Núñez walked.  Devers grounded out, shortstop Martin to first baseman Davis.

Red Sox eighth.  Villar in as shortstop.  Smith Jr. in as left fielder.  Mancini in as right fielder.  Alberto in as second baseman.  Ruiz in as third baseman.  Betts singled to center.  Lucas pitching.  Pearce struck out.  Martinez singled to left, Betts to second.  Bogaerts homered to center on a 1-1 count, Betts scored, Martinez scored.  Castro pitching.  Pedroia struck out.  Núñez flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.

Boston won 16 of 19 against Baltimore last season, outscoring the O's, 127-66. The Red Sox's 127 runs were the most by any team against any opponent last season.

Orioles pitchers have allowed an MLB-high 37 home runs this season. That's not only the most allowed by a team in its first 13 games of a season all-time, it's the most allowed over any 13-game span in MLB history.

The Red Sox split a two-game series with the Blue Jays, allowing six and seven runs respectively. The Sox have allowed six runs or more nine times this year, most in MLB. Last season, they did so 44 times, tied for eighth fewest in MLB.

Dwight Smith Jr. went 2-for-4 with a walk and a home run in Baltimore's loss to Oakland last night. He is hitting .412 against left-handed pitchers this season, the third-highest average in MLB (minimum 15 PA).

J.D. Martinez has recorded a hit in 12 of his first 13 games this season (92.3 percent), tied for the highest percent in baseball. His 16 hits through 13 games are tied for his second most in his career behind the 2016 season with Detroit (17 hits).

The Red Sox's 4-9 start is tied for the fourth-worst 13-game start by a defending World Series champion. They have allowed 79 runs, tied for third most in MLB history by a reigning World Series champ through 13 games.

HP - May, 1B - Scheurwater, 2B - Wegner, 3B - Reynolds

The Baltimore Orioles will take a rejuvenated offense into their Sunday matinee against David Price and the Boston Red Sox.
Baltimore, held to four hits in three straight contests, broke through for 13 in a 9-5 win on Saturday to snap a four-game losing streak and even the four-game series at 1-1. Chris Davis ended his record 0-for-54 drought to lead the charge with three knocks and four RBIs, and four other Orioles had multi-hit games.

Orioles aim to keep momentum going vs. Price, Red Sox

BOSTON (AP)  The big foursome leading Boston's starting rotation had struggled badly this season.
David Price took care of that with a masterful outing.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Boston Red Sox on April 14, 2019

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