US EditionOrioles put an end to Bobby Witt's 22-game hitting streak, win 3-0
- On Friday evening in Baltimore, the Orioles shut out the Royals 3-0, halting Bobby Witt Jr.'s hitting streak at 22 games.
- The Orioles, who were in last place, relied on strong pitching and a key homer by Ryan O'Hearn to secure their first shutout of the season.
- Dean Kremer pitched seven shutout innings allowing three hits, while O'Hearn hit a two-run homer to left-center field and Emmanuel Rivera added an RBI single.
- Kremer improved to a 3-4 record, Félix Bautista earned his sixth save, and O'Hearn hit his sixth homer of the year after being traded from Kansas City before 2023.
- The Orioles secured consecutive victories for just the second time this season, bringing their record to 2-16 when scoring three runs or fewer, which suggests some modest improvement.
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Capital Gazette
Orioles open new month with 3-0 win over Royals as Dean Kremer dazzles
Friday night’s pitcher’s duel reached a climax in the seventh inning. Dean Kremer breezed through his side, holding the Royals scoreless and to just three hits to that point. Kansas City’s Michael Wacha kept pace. Ryan O’Hearn gave the Orioles the run support they — and Kremer — long waited for with a two-run blast and the game’s first runs. Finally, the right-hander’s outing had backing. It wouldn’t be wasted. Kremer wouldn’t have forgotten thi…
The Hamilton Spectator
WBALKremer, O’Hearn lift Orioles over Royals 3-0; Witt’s 22-game hitting streak ends
BALTIMORE (AP) — Dean Kremer allowed three hits in seven innings, Ryan O'Hearn hit a go-ahead, two-run homer and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Kansas City Royals 3-0 on Friday night for a rare low-scoring victory in their first shutout…
Kremer, O'Hearn lift Orioles over Royals 3-0; Witt's 22-game hitting streak ends
Dean Kremer allowed three hits in seven innings, Ryan O'Hearn hit a go-ahead, two-run homer and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Kansas City Royals 3-0 for a rare low-scoring victory in their first shutout this season.
Kremer pitches 7 innings as Orioles beat Royals 3-0
They have screamed out for this sort of starting pitching performance, and they finally got it on the second day of May. Through the first month of the season, Orioles starting pitchers had produced a few valiant efforts. They had largely had outings spiral out of control much too quickly.
Royals Notebook: Michael Wacha's Bad Inning, Bobby Witt Jr.'s Hit Streak Ends
BALTIMORE — The Kansas City Royals came into Camden Yards on Friday night on a hot streak, winning nine of their last 10 games. However, Baltimore’s Dean Kremer grounded Kansas City’s high-flying offense quickly, setting the tone for what would be a dominating performance. Kremer threw a season-high 7.0 innings, allowing a season-low three hits as the Orioles rode a seventh-inning outburst to a 3-0 win. While the Royals had enough pitching and o…
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