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Young Shines over 7 Innings as the Baltimore Orioles Stretch Win Streak to 7 with a 5-2 Win
Young allowed one run and struck out seven as Baltimore extended its season-best winning streak to seven games.
- On Sunday, the Baltimore Orioles extended their season-best winning streak to 7 games by defeating the Houston Astros 5-2. Starting pitcher Brandon Young allowed one run over 7 innings to secure his 8th win.
- Reflecting Baltimore's ongoing success, the rotation's improved performance under Young continues momentum established by Trevor Rogers on Saturday. The Astros have lost 4 consecutive games and 7 of their last 9 outings.
- Coby Mayo and Leody Taveras provided offensive spark, with Mayo launching his 13th homer and Taveras adding a 2-run single. Gunnar Henderson drove in the first run and stole home during a 4-stolen-base performance.
- Despite the win, manager Craig Albernaz confirmed catcher Samuel Basallo left with shoulder discomfort after All-Star Adley Rutschman was sidelined with wrist issue. The team added third catcher Sam Huff to the roster.
- The Orioles travel to Boston on Monday for a 3-game series against a Red Sox team that has won 13 consecutive games. The matchup tests Baltimore's winning streak against a dominant pitching staff.
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Young shines over 7 innings as the Baltimore Orioles stretch win streak to 7 with a 5-2 win
Brandon Young allowed one run over seven innings, Coby Mayo homered, and the Baltimore Orioles extended their season-best winning streak to seven games by beating the Houston Astros 5-2 on Sunday.
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Independent EspañolHOUSTON (AP) — Brandon Young allowed a seven-inning race, Coby Mayo connected a home run and the Baltimore Orioles expanded their season's best winning streak to seven games by beating Sunday by 5-2...
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