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Rickard safe at first on fielding error by pitcher J.Ruiz, Alberto to second.

Safe at first on fielding error by pitcher J.Ruiz, Alberto to second.

Severino sacrificed, pitcher J.Ruiz to second baseman Sánchez, Alberto to third, Rickard to second.

Sacrificed, pitcher J.Ruiz to second baseman Sánchez, Alberto to third, Rickard to second.

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Abreu singled to right, García scored, Moncada to third.

Singled to right, García scored, Moncada to third.

Alonso safe at first on fielding error by first baseman Núñez, Moncada scored, Abreu to second.

Safe at first on fielding error by first baseman Núñez, Moncada scored, Abreu to second.

Delmonico singled to left, Alonso scored.

On catcher McCann's throwing error, Smith Jr. scored, Alberto to second.

Wilkerson grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Rodón to second baseman Sánchez, Alberto scored, Severino out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Rodón to second baseman Sánchez, Alberto scored, Severino out.

Martin doubled to left, Wilkerson scored.

Smith Jr. doubled to right, Mancini scored, Núñez to third.

Doubled to right, Mancini scored, Núñez to third.

Villar hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Engel, Martin scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Engel, Martin scored.

White Sox first.  García safe at second on throwing error by third baseman Alberto.  Moncada popped out to shortstop Martin.  Abreu doubled to left, García scored.  Alonso struck out.  Ti.Anderson popped out to second baseman Villar.

White Sox third.  García safe at first on throwing error by pitcher Hess.  Moncada walked on four pitches, García to second.  Abreu singled to right, García scored, Moncada to third.  Alonso safe at first on fielding error by first baseman Núñez, Moncada scored, Abreu to second.  Ti.Anderson grounded out, first baseman Núñez to pitcher Hess, Abreu to third, Alonso to second.  Abreu was caught stealing, catcher Severino to third baseman Alberto, Abreu out.  Delmonico singled to left, Alonso scored.  McCann grounded out, second baseman Villar to first baseman Núñez.

Orioles fourth.  Smith Jr. walked.  Alberto singled to left, Smith Jr. to second.  Rickard struck out.  On Rodón's wild pitch, Smith Jr. to third.  On catcher McCann's throwing error, Smith Jr. scored, Alberto to second.  Severino singled to left, Alberto to third.  Wilkerson grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Rodón to second baseman Sánchez, Alberto scored, Severino out.  Wilkerson stole second.  Martin doubled to left, Wilkerson scored.  Marshall pitching.  Villar grounded out, shortstop Ti.Anderson to first baseman Abreu.

Orioles seventh.  García in as left fielder.  Engel in as center fielder.  Mancini walked on four pitches.  Núñez singled to left, Mancini to second.  Smith Jr. doubled to right, Mancini scored, Núñez to third.  Alberto struck out.  Rickard was intentionally walked.  Severino struck out.  Wilkerson grounded out, second baseman Sánchez to first baseman Abreu.

Orioles eighth.  Herrera pitching.  Martin tripled to right.  Villar hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Engel, Martin scored.  Mancini struck out.  Núñez singled to left.  Smith Jr. grounded out, third baseman Moncada to first baseman Abreu.

The Orioles were swept in their most recent series against the Twins, getting out-homered 12-1 in the three-game set. Baltimore has allowed 71 home runs in 29 games this season, by far the most allowed through as many games in a season all-time (previous high was 53 against 2009 Phillies).

The White Sox swept a weather-shortened two-game series against the Tigers over the weekend. The Sox batted .405 (30-for-74) in the series, with four home runs and a 1.093 OPS.

Baltimore won two out of three games against the White Sox when these teams met earlier this month. Chicago won the first game of the series, 12-2, but the Orioles won the next two games of the series, outscoring the White Sox, 13-4.

Chris Davis provided Baltimore's lone run in yesterday's 4-1 loss against the Twins with a solo home run. Since collecting his first hit of the season on April 13, Davis has slashed .323/.364/.710 with three home runs, nine RBI and five runs scored.

In seven appearances (three starts), John Means has a 1.74 ERA while allowing 0.87 home runs per nine innings. The rest of Baltimore's pitching staff this season has combined to compile a 6.44 ERA while allowing 2.66 home runs per nine innings.

Through 25 team games this season, Tim Anderson has 35 hits, five home runs and 10 stolen bases. He is only the second AL player all-time to reach those thresholds through 25 team games in a season, along with Baltimore's Brain Roberts in 2005.

HP - Rackley, 1B - May, 2B - Marquez, 3B - Vanover

A rainout Tuesday offered Baltimore Orioles outfielder Trey Mancini an additional day to rest his bruised right index finger, which kept him out of the lineup for most of the past three games.
Baltimore is optimistic about getting Mancini back for at least part of Wednesday's doubleheader against the host Chicago White Sox, and the Orioles undoubtedly could use the jolt.

O's hope rain helps Mancini get into lineup vs. White Sox

CHICAGO (AP)  Jose Abreu played a big role for the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday even when the Baltimore Orioles pitched around the red-hot slugger.
Yonder Alonso hit a two-run single with two out in the ninth inning, and the White Sox topped the Orioles 7-6 to salvage a split of their doubleheader.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Chicago White Sox on May 1, 2019

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