Luis Garcia JR. won 10-6 against the visiting Washington Nationals on Saturday against Baltimore Orioles, who made a administrative change in the early hours of the day.
A few hours after he announced that his seventh year boss Brandon Hyde was released as a manager, Orioles did not see any benefit immediately because they followed six runs after the first shot and did not approach the seventh.
Nathaniel Lowe and Keibert Ruiz hit two runs, Garcia and Jacob Young, on Friday night Hyde’s last match of the last match of 4-3 return victory for citizens who built two strokes.
The third basic coach Tony Mansolino was founded as a temporary administrator for Al East’s last ground team. Orioles also fired the Great League Field Coordinator and caught the instructor Tim Cossins. Hyde took Orioles each of the last two seasons to playoffs.
With the result of Saturday, Baltimore lost in 13 games for 11 times and fell to 15-29 for the season. Orioles’ aggressive struggles often continued, but he collected 10 hits and made a walk. Jackson Holiday sprayed a three -stage Homer to emphasize the four conditions.
The Washington Starter Jake Irvin (3-1) closed the seventh shot. He made six strokes in 6 1/3 strokes and allowed two running, five strokes and one walk.
Orioles Starter Kyle Gibson (0-3) only scored two outputs and allowed six runs and six running on a walk. Charlie Morton relieved and left a run in 4 1/3 Inning.
James Wood opened the score with one for citizens. Washington threw his next run from Ruiz’s double before a two -stage single from Garcia.
Young closed its first shot score with a couple. Garcia has doubled in the second RBI.
Orioles did not score until Ramon Urias’s running score Single and Ramon Laureano’s RBI. Washington rested Yennier Cano and Seranthony Dominguez to get ahead 10-2 for three running in the ninth.
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