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Alex Church

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Orioles minor league recap 7/3: Irish homers twice, Estrada launches go-ahead slam Original

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By Alex Church
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Cade Povich allowed a pair of early homers but settled down to pitch into the fifth inning. The lefty allowed seven hits, walked one and struck out five. Povich tossed a clean third, danced around a two-out double in the fourth, and exited after allowing a walk and a double in the fifth. He threw 56 of 81 pitches for strikes. Heston Kjerstad went deep for the second consecutive night to mark his fifth homer of the season.
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What changes can the Orioles make right away? Original

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By Alex Church
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The Orioles keep finding ways to beat themselves. This isn’t a hot take or even a fresh one. The book is out on the Baltimore Orioles. There are several talented players, but they will not beat you with sound baseball. They are the opposite of those pesky teams that play the game the right way and sneak out close wins. They are 6-13 in one-run games. Still, the woeful American League has kept Baltimore within five games of a playoff spot.
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Orioles drop series with 6-4 loss to Nats Original

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By Alex Church
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Baltimore starter Kyle Bradish only allowed one hit today against the Nationals. If you’re looking for a positive story, you should probably stop reading now. The lack of hits did not bring the desired results. Bradish walked five hitters in only four innings of work, and Washington’s Luis García Jr. tortured Baltimore in a 6-4 Nationals victory at Camden Yards. The Orioles actually got off to an encouraging start.
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