The Colton Cowser made a single homer and Ramon Laureno twice Jordan Westberg with RBIS singles, with a visit to Baltimore Oriols to win 5–1 over Tampa Bay rays on Tuesday.
Westberg and Dylan Carlson collected three hits each as Oriols won their 15th win in 22 matches.
Each of each of Gunar Henderson and Jackson Holidays had an RBI single that also helped the four-game series against Tampa Bay with a win to help Baltimore.
The crime was sufficient for Dean Kreer (6-7), who allowed one run on four hits on four hits in five innings, snapping two-game skids. He went two and hit four. Kremer allowed nine runs on 13 hits in 12 1/3 innings in her last two outings.
Four Baltimore Relievers preserved the victory and combined three hits in four scorers innings.
Tampa Bay’s Junior Camino had one RBI single in his two hits.
Brandon Lov also made two hits for rays, who saw his four-game winning streak.
The teams scored a run before scoring a run, which Covers gave Baltimore an edge for good in the fifth innings. He bailed 0-2 slider from Zack Littelll (6-7) on the wall in the right centers.
Oriols recorded two-out RBI singles in both the sixth and seventh innings, making their profit to 4–1.
Laurano hit the sixth mandhala from the second base in Westberg to the center field, while the Center placed Carlson in seventh place in Henderson’s base hit.
Carlson capted scoring by following his leadoff single in the ninth with a theft basis before coming home on Holiday’s single to left field.
Little scored three runs on seven hits in six innings, so that six consecutive winning decisions could cause their second loss to the heels. He beat three without walking.
Westberg ripped a double to lead the second innings and the other came home to open the scoring after being unable to come in the middle of Laorino’s hard-hit shot.
Lowe doubled Kreer and replied that the fourth innings led. He moved up to third place on a flyout and scored the game 1–1, scoring from the single of the Caminero to the shallow right field.
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