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Orioles

Stewart fouled out to third baseman Lugo.

Alberto grounded out, shortstop Castro to first baseman Hicks.

Grounded out, shortstop Castro to first baseman Hicks.

Ruiz grounded out, second baseman Mercer to first baseman Hicks.

Grounded out, second baseman Mercer to first baseman Hicks.

Tigers

Stewart singled to center, Alberto scored, Ruiz to third.

Singled to center, Alberto scored, Ruiz to third.

Greiner singled to center, Demeritte scored.

Alberto hit an infield single to third, Smith Jr. scored.

Hit an infield single to third, Smith Jr. scored.

Ruiz homered to right on a full count, Alberto scored.

Homered to right on a full count, Alberto scored.

Villar singled to center, Stewart scored, Severino scored.

Singled to center, Stewart scored, Severino scored.

Santander singled to right, Stewart scored, Villar scored, Mancini to second.

Singled to right, Stewart scored, Villar scored, Mancini to second.

Tigers first.  Reyes flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.  Castro singled to right.  Mercer doubled to left, Castro scored.  Stewart singled to center.  Lugo popped out to second baseman Alberto.  Hicks popped out to second baseman Alberto.

Orioles second.  Smith Jr. singled to left.  Alberto grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Mercer to shortstop Castro, Smith Jr. out.  Ruiz singled to center, Alberto to third.  Stewart singled to center, Alberto scored, Ruiz to third.  Sisco was hit by a pitch, Stewart to second.  Villar fouled out to third baseman Lugo.  Mancini struck out.

Tigers second.  Demeritte doubled to left.  Greiner singled to center, Demeritte scored.  Castro singled to right, Greiner to second.  Reyes flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.  Castro struck out.  Mercer popped out to shortstop Villar.

Orioles third.  Santander flied out to right fielder Demeritte.  R.Núñez lined out to shortstop Castro.  Smith Jr. tripled to center.  Alberto hit an infield single to third, Smith Jr. scored.  On Jackson's wild pitch, Alberto to second.  Ruiz homered to right on a full count, Alberto scored.  Stewart flied out to left fielder Reyes.

Orioles sixth.  Alberto singled to right.  Ruiz walked on four pitches, Alberto to second.  Ramirez pitching.  Stewart bunted into fielder's choice, pitcher Ramirez to third baseman Lugo, Alberto out, Ruiz to second.  Severino pinch-hitting for Sisco.  Severino singled to left, Ruiz to third, Stewart to second.  Ruiz was out advancing, left fielder Reyes to catcher Greiner, Ruiz out, Stewart to third, Severino to second.  Villar singled to center, Stewart scored, Severino scored.  Villar stole second.  Mancini flied out to center fielder Castro.

Orioles eighth.  Ruiz grounded out, first baseman Hicks unassisted.  Stewart singled to center.  Severino flied out to center fielder Castro.  Villar walked on four pitches, Stewart to second.  Mancini hit an infield single to shortstop, Stewart to third, Villar to second.  Santander singled to right, Stewart scored, Villar scored, Mancini to second.  R.Núñez walked, Mancini to third, Santander to second.  Soto pitching.  Hays pinch-hitting for Smith Jr.  Hays struck out.

 The Orioles' relief corps has a 2.87 ERA since August 20, best in MLB. The bullpen has held opponents to a .343 slugging percentage since then, second in MLB behind the Cubs (.309).

 The Tigers have hit 102 losses, their seventh season in franchise history with as many losses. Their .297 winning percentage would be their second lowest in a season in franchise history behind 2003 (.265).

 This is the fourth series in MLB history between two teams entering at least 50 games below .500. The only time it has happened in the modern era (1900) was in 1969 between the Montreal Expos (40-91) and San Diego Padres (37-92).

 After winning two games, Aaron Brooks has allowed 10 runs in seven innings in his last two starts. In two career games against the Tigers, Aaron Brooks has allowed nine runs in just three innings.

 Miguel Cabrera is currently on a nine-game hitting streak. He has 31 career 10-game hitting streaks. Since 1980, the only players with more such streaks are Derek Jeter (47), Ichiro Suzuki (43) and Tony Gwynn (36).

 Jordan Zimmermann has allowed at least two home runs and four earned runs in each of his last five starts against the Orioles. Chris Davis has slugged 1.636 against Zimmermann, highest by any player in Zimmermann's career (minimum 10 PA).

HP - Segal, 1B - Ortiz, 2B - Barksdale, 3B - Barrett

The Baltimore Orioles will leave Detroit after a four-game series with one consolation -- they won't have the worst record in baseball.
The Orioles suffered their 100th loss of the season on Saturday when Detroit's John Hicks hit a 12th-inning grand slam for an 8-4 Tigers victory. But the Tigers have already lost 103 games.

Orioles, Tigers battling to avoid worst record

DETROIT (AP)  In the big picture, the Detroit Tigers are helping themselves with a bad finish to a terrible season.
Edwin Jackson allowed five runs in five innings, and the Tigers took control of the race for the top pick in next June's amateur draft with an 8-2 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Detroit Tigers on September 15, 2019

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