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Blue Jays

Galvis fouled out to first baseman Núñez.

Smoak grounded out, second baseman Alberto to first baseman Núñez.

Grounded out, second baseman Alberto to first baseman Núñez.

Tellez hit an infield single to second, T.Hernández to third.

Hit an infield single to second, T.Hernández to third.

Orioles

Mancini homered to center on a full count.

Gurriel Jr. hit an infield single to shortstop, Maile scored, Biggio to third, Guerrero Jr. to second.

Jr. hit an infield single to shortstop, Maile scored, Biggio to third, Guerrero Jr. to second.

On Castro's wild pitch, Biggio scored, Guerrero Jr. to third, Gurriel Jr. to second.

Tellez homered to right on a 2-2 count, Guerrero Jr. scored, Gurriel Jr. scored, Smoak scored.

Homered to right on a 2-2 count, Guerrero Jr. scored, Gurriel Jr. scored, Smoak scored.

On Jackson's wild pitch, Ruiz scored, Villar to second.

Guerrero Jr. doubled to center, Maile scored.

Gurriel Jr. singled to center, Guerrero Jr. scored.

Jr. singled to center, Guerrero Jr. scored.

Sisco doubled to right, Villar scored, Santander scored, Mancini to third.

Doubled to right, Villar scored, Santander scored, Mancini to third.

Núñez grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Smoak, Mancini scored.

Grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Smoak, Mancini scored.

Ruiz singled to center, Sisco scored, Severino to second.

Singled to center, Sisco scored, Severino to second.

Orioles fourth.  Mancini homered to center on a full count.  Sisco struck out.  Núñez flied out to right fielder Grichuk.  Severino fouled out to catcher Maile.

Blue Jays fifth.  Maile hit an infield single to shortstop.  Maile stole second.  Biggio walked.  Guerrero Jr. singled to right, Maile to third, Biggio to second.  Gurriel Jr. hit an infield single to shortstop, Maile scored, Biggio to third, Guerrero Jr. to second.  Castro pitching.  Grichuk struck out.  On Castro's wild pitch, Biggio scored, Guerrero Jr. to third, Gurriel Jr. to second.  Smoak walked on a full count.  T.Hernández fouled out to first baseman Núñez.  Tellez homered to right on a 2-2 count, Guerrero Jr. scored, Gurriel Jr. scored, Smoak scored.  Galvis fouled out to third baseman Ruiz.

Orioles fifth.  Ruiz walked on a full count.  Alberto walked on four pitches, Ruiz to second.  Broxton struck out.  Villar grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Galvis to second baseman Biggio, Ruiz to third, Alberto out.  On Jackson's wild pitch, Ruiz scored, Villar to second.  Santander grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Smoak.

Blue Jays sixth.  Phillips pitching.  Maile walked on a full count.  Biggio struck out.  Guerrero Jr. doubled to center, Maile scored.  Guerrero Jr. to third.  Gurriel Jr. singled to center, Guerrero Jr. scored.  Grichuk struck out.  Smoak grounded out, second baseman Alberto to first baseman Núñez.

Orioles eighth.  Luciano pitching.  Broxton grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Smoak.  Villar doubled to center.  Santander walked on a full count.  Biagini pitching.  Mancini walked on a full count, Villar to third, Santander to second.  Sisco doubled to right, Villar scored, Santander scored, Mancini to third.  Núñez grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Smoak, Mancini scored.  Severino walked.  Mayza pitching.  Ruiz singled to center, Sisco scored, Severino to second.  Hudson pitching.  Alberto struck out.

 Since 2012, the series between Toronto and Baltimore is nearly even, with Baltimore holding the edge, 68-67. Baltimore, however, has gone 40-25 at home over this span and 28-42 in Toronto.

 Toronto has scored two runs or fewer in six of its eight games in June, most in MLB, including each of its last four in a row. There has not been a longer such streak by an American League team this season.

 Baltimore lost two of three to Houston and has lost 10 consecutive series, the longest streak in MLB this season. The franchise record for consecutive series losses is 11, done four times, most recently from May-June, 2010.

 In 15 games since being called back up on May 24, Lourdes Gurriel Jr. has hit .327 with a 1.100 OPS. That 1.100 OPS ranks third in the American League over this span (minimum 50 PA) behind only Mike Trout (1.256) and JaCoby Jones (1.217).

 Hanser Alberto had three of his team's six hits on Sunday and finished the O's road trip hitting 13-for-39 (.448). Of those 13 hits, 12 were singles. He was 9-for-18 (.500) against lefties over this stretch and 4-for-13 (.308) against righties.

 John Means has a 2.89 ERA through 10 career starts. The only Orioles this century to post a lower ERA through 10 starts were Zack Britton (2.35) and Josh Towers (2.56).

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

David Hess won his first start of the season when he threw 6 1/3 innings of no-hit ball April 1 against the Toronto Blue Jays before new manager Brandon Hyde pulled him.
The no-hitter was broken up soon after Hess left, but he got the win that night. However, the Baltimore right-hander now has gone 11 straight starts without a win. He hopes to end that streak when he takes on Toronto on Wednesday night at Oriole Park.

Orioles' Hess seeks return to form vs. Jays

BALTIMORE (AP)  The game pitted the two worst teams in the AL East, lasted more than four hours and ended in the rain before a smattering of fans.
After 12 pitchers combined to throw 374 pitches and issue 13 walks on a soggy Wednesday night, the Toronto Blue Jays retreated to the clubhouse at Camden Yards to savor the end of a five-game losing streak.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Baltimore Orioles on June 12, 2019

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