US EditionORIOLES POSTCAST: Charlie Morton SHOVES in Baltimore Orioles' 2-0 Win over Los Angeles Angels
- On Friday night at Camden Yards, the Baltimore Orioles shut out the Los Angeles Angels 2-0 in a rain-delayed game attended by 20,204 fans.
- The Orioles entered the game with a 28-40 record and a staff ERA of 5.00 under interim manager Tony Mansolino, while pitcher Charlie Morton struggled through the worst season of his 18-year career.
- Morton, aged 41, pitched five shutout innings, struck out 10 batters mostly with his curveball, allowed five singles and one walk, and displayed effective fastball command.
- Ryan O'Hearn hit his 10th home run in the second inning and Ramón Laureano added his eighth home run in the fifth, providing all the runs needed in the shutout win.
- The shutout marked Baltimore’s second of the season, reflecting pitching improvements and sustained confidence in Morton and the bullpen under interim manager Mansolino.
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Charlie Morton strikes out 10 in Orioles win vs. Angels
Before the sky opened and sent the fans occupying the exposed lower bowl of Camden Yards for cover, it was Charlie Morton raining blows on the Los Angeles Angels. His looping curveball fell into the strike zone at regular intervals, freezing batters or inducing a windstorm of flailing bats.
Morton strikes out 10 in 5 innings as Orioles defeat Angels, 2-0
BALTIMORE–What happened? Charlie Morton struck out 10 batters in five innings, and after a lengthy rain delay truncated Morton’s start, the Orioles defeated the Los Angeles Angels, 2-0, at Camden Yards before 20,204 on Friday night. The 41-year-old Morton struck out three in the first, two in the second, three in the third, and one …
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