Kyle Bradish pitched 7 1/3 stoppage innings while saving miami marlins Three strikes as host baltimore orioles 5-4 win Sunday afternoon, extending winning streak to eight
Bradish (6-4) struck out eight, walked one and hit hitters. In his past two starts, he has gone 13 1/3 innings without giving up a run.
Anthony Santander hits a home run oriole Made the most of their five hits and three walks to complete a three-game series sweep
Miami’s hits against Bradish were Garrett Cooper’s double in the fourth, Dane Myers’ double in the fifth and Myers’ eighth. The infield singles a one-out. Miles was the last batter Bradish faced.
Bryan Baker, Eduard Bazardo and Danny Coulombe were relieved to complete the odd eight-man batting. Bazzardo was charged with a 3-run run in the ninth but had only one out, and Coulombe gave up another run before Luis Aráez hit a game-ending lineout at second base and could have been in Double was tied. Coulombe is credited with making his first save.
Miles had three hits for Miami, Cooper had two, while Jean Segura’s two-run double, Jon Bertie’s two-for-one single and a double for Miles Occupy the team’s score.
this marlinFor a team that has lost five of its last seven games, reliever Johnny Cueto, making his first outing since early April and just his second of the season, did put in a positive performance. He was retired from the injured list and went three winless innings, allowing only one hit.Cueto walks and strikes out
this oriole Three runs in the first innings, first from Aldey Rutschman’s baseline double and then a two-run blast from Santander, hit his 17th of the season home run.Miami’s Steven Okert (3-1) plays opener role with just 1 out against 5 hitters
Baltimore extended its lead to 5-0 in the fourth quarter with two free throws from George Soriano. An outfielder pick by James McCann and a sacrifice fly by Gunnar Henderson led to the run.
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