Baltimore's Dean Kremer threw seven closure and Ryan O'Hearn defeated Kansas City Royals 3-0, who visited Orioles on a series of three-game openings on Friday night, and a scoreless tie with a two-conditioned home run.
Yennier Cano and Felix Bautista made a relief to complete the united four strokes.
O'Hearn and Ryan Mountcastle made two strokes for Orioles, who won three of their last four games.
Michael Wacha matched Kremer with six strokes before entering the board.
6 Initially, Kremer (3-4), who entered the game with 7.04 ERA, limited Royals to a walk with three strokes and two strikes.
Bautista was credited with his sixth savings. The royals were closed for the fourth time this season.
Michael Massey and Freddy Fermin from Kansas City made two strokes, but Royals lost for the second time in the last 11 games. Massey's second -stroke double -based hit for Kansas City.
Wacha (1-4) had six scores against Houston on Saturday, so he was in a groove. However, the line, a walk in 6 1/3 stroke and three strikes with three strikes came to three runs.
The teams joined six hits with five score -free strokes completed in less than one hour.
Adley Rutschman, the seventh, a couple and the next dough, O'Hearn and the central field. O'Hearn's sixth home run of the season.
Two of the next three doughs reached the base against Wacha, who replaced Steven Cruz. After installing Heston Kjerstad's single, Emmanuel Rivera, who played only in the second largest league match of the season, provided Cedric Mullins' running single before entering a pair of games that ended inning.
Despite the limited crime, each team went out only four times.
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