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Every player in Baltimore's lineup hit as Ryan McKenna scored two runs and the Orioles beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-3, on Saturday.
Four relief pitchers worked together in his four no-hitters in his innings, helping the Orioles achieve his fifth straight win for the second time this season. Last time it was extended to 10 games.
O'Neal Cruz hit his two-run homer for the Pirates. Ben Gamel had 2 hits and 2 runs.
Orioles starter Austin Voss (2-1) went just over five innings with six hits and he allowed three runs. He struck out 5 and walked 1.
Keegan Aiken, Joey Kreviel, Nick Vespi and Dillon Tate provided relief pitches for the Orioles. Only two Pittsburgh hitters were on base against the Baltimore relief pitchers.
Pittsburgh's starter JT Brubaker (2-10) lost by giving up three runs in his four innings with eight hits. He struck out his six and walked two.
Adley Rutschman is the only Oriole to have multiple hits as he goes 2-3. Baltimore grounded 12 runners on base and was just 3-for-13 with runners in scoring position.
In his second inning, the Orioles built a 3–0 lead. The first run came on Terimbabra's RBI single in the first inning.
In the second, Jorge Mateo's single and Brett Phillips' double scored. Phillips has appeared in three games since being traded to the Tampa Bay Rays this week, doubling in the last two. rice field.
By four innings, eight of Baltimore's nine hitters had hits.
Ramon Urias hit a one-out double in the bottom of the fifth, then scored on McKenna's two-out double.
Pittsburgh's key Brian Hayes hit in his sixth inning, and as the second-to-last hitter he scored against Voss with one RBI.
Cedric Mullins' sacrifice fly pushed Baltimore's lead to his 6-3.
– Field Level Media
