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Mayo’s Two Homers Lift Orioles Past Guardians, 6-4

Baltimore snaps a six-game slide in the series opener as Rogers works into the eighth and Walker closes it at Camden Yards.

Kit Brennan, a Bayside Bleachers desk pen name ·

Camden Yards scoreboard plaza after a Monday afternoon win
AI-generated illustration; not a photograph of Camden Yards scoreboard plaza after a Monday afternoon win.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — The Orioles opened their series with Cleveland by winning 6-4 on Monday at Camden Yards.

Cleveland scored four runs on nine hits with no errors; Baltimore scored six on nine hits with none. Trevor Rogers took the win, Joey Cantillo the loss, and Josh Walker the save in the series opener.

Rogers worked 7.1 innings and allowed one earned run with six strikeouts and no walks. Walker recorded the save with 0.1 inning. Cantillo was charged with four earned runs in 2.1 innings.

Coby Mayo homered twice — a solo shot in the third (his 20th) and a two-run drive in the sixth (his 21st) that scored Jackson Holliday. Dylan Beavers doubled home a run in the second. Nathaniel Lowe’s three-run homer in the ninth accounted for Cleveland’s final three runs after Jo Adell’s sixth-inning RBI double. League records after the final: Cleveland 73-72, Baltimore 70-75.

Mid-Shore listeners after the Red Sox sweep: Mayo’s two homers and Rogers into the eighth snapped the six-game slide Monday night at Camden Yards.

Source: MLB

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