US EditionOrioles square off against the Royals with series tied 1-1
- The Baltimore Orioles will host the Kansas City Royals on Sunday at 1:35 p.m. EDT, with the three-game series evenly split at one game apiece.
- The Royals enter the game with an 8-2 record over their last 10 games and lead the season series 3-2, while the Orioles struggle at 4-6 recently and are outscored by 23 runs.
- Key players contributing include Royals' Vinnie Pasquantino, who has five home runs and a.346 slugging percentage, and Orioles' Gunnar Henderson, hitting.308 with two doubles and a home run over 10 games.
- The expected starting pitchers are Michael Lorenzen for the Royals, who holds a 3-3 record with a 3.48 ERA and 28 strikeouts, and Kyle Gibson for the Orioles, who is winless with an ERA exceeding 22, a WHIP over 3.5, and has recorded two strikeouts.
- The game outcome could influence the standings, with the Royals holding an 18-16 record and third place in the AL Central, while the Orioles sit 13-19 and fifth in the AL East.
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