On the way, a week later, Baltimore Orioles will return home to face Monday night to face the eastern part of the American League.
Orioles, the team’s record falls to 10-17, which contributes to the concerns that contribute to 1-5 trips.
Baltimore infielder Ramon Urias said how to get out of the team’s early hole. “We are the only person who can make this return.”
This season will be the first meeting between the teams.
Both teams had rain and weekend double headlines, Yankees won 11-2 and 5-1 against Toronto Blue Jays, who visited Sunday. New York won three of the last four games.
“It’s a great way to finish the series and go to another hard one,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said. He said.
JC Escarra’s first career host run provided a support to Yankees on Sunday. 30 -year -old Catcher in the big leagues came in the ninth career match.
“He was really excited for JC and did a great job behind the plate.” He said.
Baltimore’s struggles are about various levels.
“This is different because we need to win now,” Urias said. “We have to work on it and try to win (Monday).”
Orioles was sweeping in three games in Detroit, where the tigers won 7-0 on Sunday, and after winning both games on Saturday, he completed the sweep. Baltimore, who managed five hit (all single) in the last match while hitting 15 times, dropped six of the last seven matches.
The mound work did not go much better for Orioles.
“We don’t play the best baseball and we walk too many men.” He said.
Catcher Adley Rutschman (Swelling El), Outdoor Actor Cedric Mullins (ILL) and Infielder Jordan Westburg (Hamstring) were not in the Orioles series of Sunday. Hyde, they are accepted on a daily basis.
Hyde said, “This is three good players you don’t have in the squad,” he said. “But there are injuries.
Baltimore did not run more than three in any of its last seven matches and reached only three conditions. Outdoor player Dylan Carlson has played in four games since he came from Triple-A Norfolk and has not yet notched a hit.
Orioles will go with Tomoyuki Suegano (2-1, 3.54 ERA), who uses right-handed as the starting jug. In the first year of Japan, the Great Liger made seven strokes in each of the last two beginnings.
“Every time I shoot, I always have the mind to go in depth.” He said.
Its durability was a support for the personnel who fired.
Di He didn’t show any signs that he was tired, Hy Hyde said.
In each of the last two views, Suegano allowed at least one home run on four rows, including two long balls. But he said it was a good sign of not walking on his last trip.
Yankees’ right-handed Warren (1-0, 4.79) was ranked as the beginnings. Last Tuesday, Cleveland had a third five -hit trip. He did not confront Orioles in his short caregiver (11 views).
These three series of play Baltimore will have single meetings against the Al East team for more than three weeks.
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