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Orioles

Martin grounded out, second baseman McMahon to first baseman Murphy.

Núñez grounded out, shortstop Story to first baseman Murphy.

Grounded out, shortstop Story to first baseman Murphy.

Ruiz grounded out, second baseman McMahon to first baseman Murphy.

Grounded out, second baseman McMahon to first baseman Murphy.

Wynns safe on sacrifice bunt plus fielder's choice, Alberto scored, Broxton to second.

Safe on sacrifice bunt plus fielder's choice, Alberto scored, Broxton to second.

Márquez safe on sacrifice bunt plus fielder's choice, Rodgers scored, Wolters to second.

Safe on sacrifice bunt plus fielder's choice, Rodgers scored, Wolters to second.

Rockies

Arenado homered to left on the first pitch, Dahl scored.

Homered to left on the first pitch, Dahl scored.

Márquez tripled to right, Desmond scored, Wolters scored.

Tripled to right, Desmond scored, Wolters scored.

Villar singled to center, Wynns scored, Wilkerson to second.

Singled to center, Wynns scored, Wilkerson to second.

Smith Jr. hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Desmond, Wilkerson scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Desmond, Wilkerson scored.

Núñez singled to center, Villar scored, Mancini to second.

Singled to center, Villar scored, Mancini to second.

Murphy safe at first on throwing error by first baseman Núñez, Dahl scored.

Safe at first on throwing error by first baseman Núñez, Dahl scored.

Mancini tripled to center, Broxton scored, Villar scored.

Tripled to center, Broxton scored, Villar scored.

Desmond walked on a full count, Arenado scored, Hoffman to third, Reynolds to second.

Walked on a full count, Arenado scored, Hoffman to third, Reynolds to second.

Wolters hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Wilkerson, Hoffman scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Wilkerson, Hoffman scored.

Orioles second.  Ruiz lined out to center fielder Desmond.  Alberto walked on a full count.  Broxton singled to right, Alberto to third.  Wynns safe on sacrifice bunt plus fielder's choice, Alberto scored, Broxton to second.  Hess sacrificed, first baseman Murphy to second baseman Rodgers, Broxton to third, Wynns to second.  Villar grounded out, third baseman Arenado to first baseman Murphy.

Rockies fifth.  Rodgers hit an infield single to shortstop.  Desmond fouled out to right fielder Mancini.  Wolters hit an infield single to shortstop, Rodgers to second.  On shortstop Villar's throwing error, Rodgers to third.  Márquez safe on sacrifice bunt plus fielder's choice, Rodgers scored, Wolters to second.  On catcher Wynns' fielding error, Wolters to third, Márquez to second.  Tapia lined out to shortstop Villar.  Story struck out.

Rockies sixth.  Dahl walked on a full count.  Arenado homered to left on the first pitch, Dahl scored.  Murphy singled to right.  Rodgers grounded into a double play, shortstop Villar to second baseman Alberto to first baseman Núñez, Murphy out.  Desmond singled to center.  Wolters singled to center, Desmond to second.  Márquez tripled to right, Desmond scored, Wolters scored.  Phillips pitching.  Wilkerson in as second baseman.  Tapia walked on a full count.  Story struck out.

Orioles seventh.  Broxton struck out.  Wynns singled to left.  Wilkerson singled to left, Wynns to third.  Villar singled to center, Wynns scored, Wilkerson to second.  Mancini hit an infield single to shortstop, Wilkerson to third, Villar to second.  Dunn pitching.  Smith Jr. hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Desmond, Wilkerson scored.  Shaw pitching.  Núñez singled to center, Villar scored, Mancini to second.  Ruiz grounded out, shortstop Story to first baseman Murphy.

Rockies seventh.  Bleier pitching.  Dahl hit an infield single to shortstop.  Arenado grounded out, shortstop Villar to first baseman Núñez, Dahl to second.  Murphy hit an infield single to first, Dahl to third.  On first baseman Núñez's throwing error, Dahl scored.  Rodgers grounded into a double play, first baseman Núñez to shortstop Villar, Murphy out.

Orioles eighth.  Martin pinch-hitting for Bleier.  Martin doubled to right.  Broxton doubled to right, Martin scored.  Wynns flied out on a bunt to first baseman Murphy.  Oberg pitching.  McMahon in as second baseman.  Wilkerson grounded out, first baseman Murphy to pitcher Oberg, Broxton to third.  Villar walked on four pitches.  Mancini tripled to center, Broxton scored, Villar scored.  Smith Jr. struck out.

Rockies ninth.  Dahl flied out to center fielder Broxton.  Arenado singled to left.  Fry pitching.  Murphy walked, Arenado to second.  Reynolds pinch-hitting for Oberg.  Givens pitching.  Hoffman pinch-running for Murphy.  Reynolds walked on four pitches, Arenado to third, Hoffman to second.  Desmond walked on a full count, Arenado scored, Hoffman to third, Reynolds to second.  Wolters hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Wilkerson, Hoffman scored.

The Orioles will make their second ever trip to Coors Field, where the Rockies took two out of three games in June 2004. The teams have alternated series wins in their interleague history, with the winning team taking two out of three games in each matchup. The Rockies won the last series in 2016.

Baltimore was swept by the Yankees in a four-game series at home, allowing multiple home runs in each game and 13 total over the series. On Wednesday, the Orioles allowed five home runs for the seventh time this season -- already the most in AL history.

Colorado took two out of three games in Pittsburgh, tallying 37 hits over the three-game series. As a team, the Rockies are batting .282 in 18 games this month after hitting just .231 in April, the largest improvement in MLB.

Renato Nunez homered in three of the four games against the Yankees, collecting five hits, five runs and six RBI in the four-game set. He had gone just 5-for-52 (.096) with one run and one RBI in his previous 15 games dating back to May 1.

Trevor Story enters the weekend with 99 career home runs through 447 games. With his next home run, Story will likely become the fastest shortstop in MLB history to reach 100 career home runs -- the record  is held by Alex Rodriguez (470 games).

John Means will take the mound for Baltimore leading the team in wins (five) and ERA (2.68; minimum 30 innings pitched). He's one of two rookies leading his team in both categories this season, along with San Diego's Chris Paddack (four wins, 1.93 ERA).

HP - Hudson, 1B - Johnson, 2B - Wolcott, 3B - Cederstrom

David Hess is making history this season, but it's not the kind of record book where a player wants to make his mark.
Hess, the 25-year-old right-hander for the Baltimore Orioles, has allowed 17 home runs, the most in the majors, and the total through nine starts is also a record for a Baltimore pitcher.

Orioles' Hess trying to avoid HRs at Coors Field

DENVER (AP)  Tony Wolters had three singles but it was his flyout that gave the Colorado Rockies a much-needed victory.
Wolters hit a game-ending sacrifice fly with the bases loaded and Colorado scored twice in the bottom of the ninth inning to rally past the Baltimore Orioles 8-7 on Sunday.

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BAL	0	1	0	0	0	0	3	3	0
COL	0	0	0	0	1	4	1	0	2

Baltimore Orioles @ Colorado Rockies on May 26, 2019

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