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Father to Savannah, Brantley, husband to Jenny | NSPRA & TSPRA Award-Winning Public Comms Specialist at Humble ISD | Assoc. Press, MLB, VYPE | Texas Tech ‘13
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Doble matanza salvadora de O'Neill en entradas extra lleva a los Orioles a su 6to triunfo al hilo

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By Joshua Koch
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
HOUSTON - Tyler O'Neill impulsó la carrera de la ventaja en la 11ma entrada con un sencillo dentro del cuadro, y los Orioles derrotaron a los Astros por 4-2 el sábado en Daikin Park. Los Orioles han ganado seis partidos consecutivos por primera vez desde el periodo entre el 30 de mayo y el 5 de junio de 2025. Con dos outs en la 11ma entrada, O’Neill conectó un rodado lento hacia la posición del venezolano José Altuve en la segunda base.
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O'Neill's game-saving double play in extras leads O's to 6th straight win

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By Joshua Koch
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
In the 10th, with no outs, the bases loaded and the game-winning run standing at third base for the Astros, Altuve hit a fly ball to shallow center field. With the Orioles playing a five-man infield and the right fielder O’Neill positioned in right-center, he ranged to his right, made the catch and hurled it towards home plate, falling to the ground in the process. He threw out Nick Allen for the crucial double play.
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Bassitt 'feels great' despite move to 60-day IL; to throw bullpen session next week

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By Joshua Koch
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
Bassitt added: “Anytime you say you’re having back surgery, obviously the expectations are to not feel great. But pretty much two weeks out, I feel really good right now. Things will obviously progress really fast in the next 10 to 12 days. From what I felt before to what I feel now, I feel just free, feel really loose and feel really good. I’m really excited.” HOUSTON -- Chris Bassitt was transferred to the 60-day injured list on Friday with lower back discomfort.
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