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Orioles

Olson grounded out, first baseman Davis to pitcher Castro.

Pinder grounded out, third baseman Ruiz to first baseman Davis.

Grounded out, third baseman Ruiz to first baseman Davis.

Phegley flied out to center fielder Broxton.

Grounded out, first baseman Davis to pitcher Castro.

Phegley homered to left on a 0-2 count, Piscotty scored, Pinder scored.

Homered to left on a 0-2 count, Piscotty scored, Pinder scored.

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R.Núñez hit an infield single to second, Villar scored, Davis to third, Sisco to second.

Hit an infield single to second, Villar scored, Davis to third, Sisco to second.

Ruiz walked, Davis scored, Sisco to third, R.Núñez to second.

Walked, Davis scored, Sisco to third, R.Núñez to second.

Santander hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Piscotty, Wilkerson scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Piscotty, Wilkerson scored.

Chapman safe on failed fielder's choice, Phegley scored, Semien to second.

Safe on failed fielder's choice, Phegley scored, Semien to second.

Davis singled to center, Semien scored, Chapman to third.

Singled to center, Semien scored, Chapman to third.

Laureano doubled to center, Chapman scored, Davis to third.

Doubled to center, Chapman scored, Davis to third.

On Castro's wild pitch, Davis scored, Laureano to third.

Athletics fifth.  Laureano flied out to center fielder Broxton.  Canha fouled out to first baseman Davis.  Piscotty doubled to left.  Pinder was hit by a pitch.  Phegley homered to left on a 0-2 count, Piscotty scored, Pinder scored.  Semien walked on a full count.  Chapman doubled to left, Semien to third.  Olson flied out to left fielder Wilkerson.

Orioles sixth.  Broxton struck out.  Villar singled to left.  Santander flied out to center fielder Laureano.  Davis walked on four pitches, Villar to second.  Sisco walked on a full count, Villar to third, Davis to second.  Núñez hit an infield single to second, Villar scored, Davis to third, Sisco to second.  Buchter pitching.  Ruiz walked, Davis scored, Sisco to third, Núñez to second.  Petit pitching.  Alberto struck out.

Athletics sixth.  Armstrong pitching.  Davis struck out.  Laureano struck out.  Canha doubled to left.  Piscotty doubled to left, Canha scored.  Pinder flied out to center fielder Broxton.

Orioles seventh.  Wilkerson singled to right.  Broxton struck out.  Wilkerson stole second.  Villar singled to right, Wilkerson to third.  Hendriks pitching.  Santander hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Piscotty, Wilkerson scored.  Davis lined out to center fielder Laureano.

Athletics seventh.  Phegley doubled to right.  Semien singled to left, Phegley to third.  Chapman safe on failed fielder's choice, Phegley scored, Semien to second.  Bleier pitching.  Olson lined out to right fielder Santander, Semien to third.  Davis singled to center, Semien scored, Chapman to third.  Laureano doubled to center, Chapman scored, Davis to third.  Castro pitching.  On Castro's wild pitch, Davis scored, Laureano to third.  Canha walked on a full count.  Piscotty grounded into a double play, shortstop Villar to second baseman Alberto to first baseman Davis, Canha out.

The Athletics took three of four in Baltimore when these teams in early April, slugging 14 home runs across the four games. This tied their franchise record for most home runs in a four-game series (also 14 vs. Angels from June 27-29, 1996).

The Orioles have gone 11-30 since May 1, the worst record in MLB in that span. Baltimore has gone 6-30 in this span when allowing at least two runs.

Hanser Alberto has picked up 19 hits in June, 18 of which have been singles, most in MLB this month. Of Alberto's 63 total hits this season, 54 have been singles, for a MLB-high percentage of 85.7 (min. 50 hits).

The Athletics dropped two of three at home versus the Mariners and have now lost seven of their last eight in Oakland. In its first 28 home games, Oakland went 18-10, allowing an average of 3.7 runs -- it has allowed an average of 6.1 over this recent eight-game stretch.

Khris Davis has 11 home runs in 102 career at bats versus the Orioles, for an average of one home run every 9.3 at bats. Since the Orioles moved to Baltimore in 1954, only Tony Batista (8.1), J.D. Martinez (8.2) and Gary Sanchez (8.9) have a lower average (min. 100 at bats).

Mike Fiers has a 0.88 WHIP over his last nine starts (since April 26), fourth lowest in the American League in that span. Andrew Cashner went 6.0 innings in his last start against Houston, allowing one earned, after posting a 7.88 ERA over his previous three starts.

HP - Estabrook, 1B - Fairchild, 2B - Libka, 3B - Emmel

The Baltimore Orioles will try the "opener" thing in hopes of helping young left-hander Josh Rogers when they attempt to avoid a three-game series sweep at the hands of the host Oakland Athletics on Wednesday afternoon.
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde announced Tuesday night that he will go with right-hander Jimmy Yacabonis (1-1, 5.40 ERA) for an inning or two in the series finale before switching over to Rogers (0-0, 7.88).

Beleaguered Orioles turn to 'opener' against A's

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)  A torn piece of skin on the middle finger of his pitching hand gave Chris Bassitt a few problems early. A lapse in focus later nearly cost the Athletics righty his best outing of the season.
Another big day from Oakland's offense made both issues irrelevant.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Oakland Athletics on June 19, 2019

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