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Charlie Morton, Baltimore Orioles thumped by Cincinnati Reds, 24-2, in series finale
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Charlie Morton allowed seven runs in less than three innings in their 24-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday at Camden Yards. Morton, in his first season in Baltimore, gave up seven base hits and walked four in 2.1 innings. He has a 10.89 earned run average in five starts this season.
The Baltimore Orioles began Sunday with right-hander Charlie Morton making his fifth start since signing a one-year ...
Despite Cedric Mullins playing on the final year of his contract, the Orioles haven’t initiated any extension talks with him, ...
Noelvi Marte hit his first career grand slam off Orioles infielder Jorge Matero and had seven RBIs, Austin Wynn drove in a ...
The Reds exploded for a 24-2 victory over the Orioles to improve to 11-11 this season. Star slugger Elly De La Cruz hit a ...
Baltimore Orioles manager Brandon Hyde sent a message to the fans after his team lost 24-2 to the Cincinnati Reds.
The 24 runs were the most allowed by the Orioles since giving up 30 to the Rangers in 2007, the most in a game since 1900.
The Cincinnati Reds played one of their best games in team history on Sunday. The team recorded a 24-2 victory over the ...
The Orioles have optioned Brandon Young, who started Saturday in his MLB debut, and recalled right-hander Cody Poteet from ...
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