Baltimore 3, Tampa Bay 5
Box Score / Play-By-Play / AP Recap
Tampa Bay completed it's sweep of Baltimore yesterday on Mother's Day. Brad Bergesen was knocked out of the game before the end of the fifth inning. All five runs were scored after him. The pen was able to shutout the Rays for the rest of the game, but the Orioles were only able to muster three runs. Although it is disconcerting that the Orioles keep losing, but it will soon exhaust the bullpen with the starters not being able to go deep into the games. Thankfully tomorrow the team has a day off and should help out the bullpen. Matt Wieters continued his guru hitting with runners in scoring position by tacking on two more hits and is now 10 for 15 with runners in scoring position. He seems to be the only Orioles hitter who is capable of hitting well with men on base.
Stat of the game
5 Orioles walked and none scored
The Orioles have a problem with earning walks. This series they earned a great number of walks while not being able to plate many of them.
Orioles Game ball
Matt Wieters (2-4, 2B (6))
MiLB game balls
Norfolk (Box) - Michel Hernandez, C (1-2, 2 BB)
Bowie (Box) - Kyle Hudson, LF (1-2, 2B (2), BB)
Frederick (Box) - Oliver Drake, SP (6 IP, 7 H, 1 ER, 6 K)
Delmarva (Box) - Michael Ohlman, C (4-4, HR (2), 2B (3)).
Three Morning Links
Former Orioles Groundskeeper Paul Zwaska is now keeping fields tidy for a Little League in Wisconsin.
Steve Melewski talks to several Orioles, including Luke Scott, about the offensive slump the team is going through.
Jeff Zrebeic lists off some depressing numbers about the Orioles, including noting that the Orioles are 2-16 in games in which they score three or fewer runs.
Up Next
The O's get a day to think about things.
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