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Tigers

Smith Jr. grounded out, first baseman Goodrum to pitcher Hardy.

Grounded out, first baseman Goodrum to pitcher Hardy.

Broxton lined out to second baseman Harrison.

Orioles

Núñez homered off the left field foul pole on a 1-0 count, Alberto scored.

Homered off the left field foul pole on a 1-0 count, Alberto scored.

Núñez safe at third on fielder's choice plus throwing error by shortstop Ro.Rodríguez, Mancini scored.

Safe at third on fielder's choice plus throwing error by shortstop Ro.Rodríguez, Mancini scored.

Severino hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jones, Núñez scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jones, Núñez scored.

Jones singled to left, Dixon scored, Greiner to second.

Singled to left, Dixon scored, Greiner to second.

Castellanos doubled to left, Stewart scored.

Villar homered to center on the first pitch.

Orioles first.  Alberto hit an infield single to third.  On pitcher Norris' throwing error, Alberto to second.  Villar sacrificed, pitcher Norris to first baseman Goodrum, Alberto to third.  Mancini struck out.  Núñez homered off the left field foul pole on a 1-0 count, Alberto scored.  Severino struck out.

Tigers second.  Ro.Rodríguez grounded out, first baseman Mancini unassisted.  Dixon doubled to left.  Harrison struck out.  Greiner singled to right, Dixon scored.  Greiner to second.  Jones grounded out, shortstop Martin to first baseman Mancini.

Orioles third.  Villar struck out.  Mancini singled to center.  Núñez safe at third on fielder's choice plus throwing error by shortstop Ro.Rodríguez, Mancini scored.  Severino hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jones, Núñez scored.  Smith Jr. grounded out, second baseman Harrison to first baseman Goodrum.

Tigers fourth.  Ro.Rodríguez struck out.  Dixon walked on a full count.  Harrison lined out to second baseman Villar.  Greiner singled to center, Dixon to second.  Jones singled to left, Dixon scored, Greiner to second.  Goodrum flied out to center fielder Broxton.

Tigers fifth.  Straily pitching.  Stewart singled to left.  Castellanos doubled to left, Stewart scored.  Cabrera flied out to right fielder Wilkerson.  Castellanos was out advancing, right fielder Wilkerson to shortstop Martin to third baseman Alberto, Castellanos out.  Ro.Rodríguez popped out to second baseman Villar.

Orioles seventh.  Villar homered to center on the first pitch.  Mancini grounded out, third baseman Dixon to first baseman Goodrum.  Núñez popped out to first baseman Goodrum.  Severino grounded out, third baseman Dixon to first baseman Goodrum.

Baltimore has gone 7-4 (.636) versus Detroit at home since 2016, its third-best home record versus an American League opponent in that span. The Orioles have only been better at home versus the Royals (8-1, .889) and Rangers (8-2, .800) in this time.

The Tigers are 93-72 (.564) on Memorial Day all-time, the third-best record behind only expansion teams in the Mariners (27-12, .692) and the Blue Jays (22-14, .611). The Orioles have gone 10-5 (.667) on Memorial Day since 2000, tied with the Cardinals and Blue Jays (both 12-6) for third best in MLB.

The Tigers have gone 1-11 (.083) since May 13, with their May 19 game versus Oakland suspended while they trailed 5-3. Detroit has been outscored, 90-40, in this span and outhit, 130-94.

Nicholas Castellanos is riding a seven-game hitting streak in which he has three multi-hit games. He is batting .367 in this span with a 1.042 OPS after posting marks of .087 and .212 over his previous six games.

The Orioles have lost eight of their last nine games and have gone 3-15 (.167) since May 7, allowing 39 home runs in those 18 games. Baltimore has allowed 114 home runs in 53 games, which comes in as the most allowed through up to 66 games in a season all-time.

Renato Nunez is batting .400 with a 1.523 OPS with five home runs and 10 RBI in his last seven games (since May 20). His OPS ranks third in MLB (min. 25 PA) in this span, trailing only Minnesota's Max Kepler (1.790) and Colorado's Nolan Arenado (1.632).

HP - Hamari, 1B - Cuzzi, 2B - Tichenor, 3B - Hallion

Both the Detroit Tigers and Baltimore Orioles are trying to right their respective ships as both teams have run into lots of trouble in past two weeks. They'll both try again when starting a three-game series at Oriole Park on Monday afternoon.
The Tigers are coming off a 4-3 loss to the New York Mets in a series where Detroit dropped two of three. The win the Tigers got in this series was the only one they've come up with in their past 12 games.

Orioles, Tigers look to get back on track

BALTIMORE (AP)  In a matchup of struggling teams, Baltimore prevailed because of its ability to hit the long ball and its opponent made more mistakes than it did.
It was a welcome change for the Orioles.

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Detroit Tigers @ Baltimore Orioles on May 27, 2019

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