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Gunnar Henderson Swats MLB-Best 6th Homer as O's Handle Giants
Jeremiah Jackson fell a triple short of the cycle as Baltimore used five relievers for 4 1/3 scoreless innings.
- On Saturday, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the San Francisco Giants 6-2, with Jeremiah Jackson finishing a triple short of the cycle with a double and home run.
- The Giants won 6-3 in Friday night's series opener, ending their three-game winning streak as the Orioles sought to even the matchup after winning four of five games recently.
- Before the game, catcher Adley Rutschman was placed on the 10-day injured list with left ankle inflammation, while Gunnar Henderson hit his sixth home run of the season in the third inning.
- Grant Wolfram earned the win with one scoreless inning as five Baltimore relievers combined for 4 1/3 scoreless innings; Giants second baseman Luis Arraez exited the fifth with a bruised right wrist.
- Sunday's series finale features Giants right-hander Adrian Houser facing Baltimore lefty Cade Povich in the concluding matchup of the three-game set.
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Jackson and Henderson power the Orioles to a 6-2 win over Webb and the Giants
Jeremiah Jackson finished a triple short of the cycle, Gunnar Henderson homered and the Baltimore Orioles beat the San Francisco Giants 6-2.
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Gunnar Henderson swats MLB-best 6th homer as O’s handle Giants
Gunnar Henderson homered again and Jeremiah Jackson also homered as the Baltimore Orioles beat the visiting San Francisco Giants 6-2 on Saturday night to even their series.Henderson has six home runs, including four in the last five games, to share the MLB lead with St. Louis outfielder Jordan Walker.Colton Cowser had two hits and Coby Mayo drove in two runs for the Orioles.Heliot Ramos, who knocked in two runs, and Jung Hoo Lee each had two hit…
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