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Charlie Morton, Baltimore Orioles thumped by Cincinnati Reds, 24-2, in series finale
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Charlie Morton allowed seven runs in less than three innings in their 24-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday at Camden Yards. Morton, in his first season in Baltimore, gave up seven base hits and walked four in 2.1 innings. He has a 10.89 earned run average in five starts this season.
The Baltimore Orioles need to add pitching as badly as anybody, and they have the prospect capital to swing a massive trade ...
Plenty went wrong for the Orioles in Sunday’s loss -- as indicated by the 24-2 score and two position players (utility man ...
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde sent out the verbal equivalent of a bat signal, except it wasn’t for the offense.Hyde expressed ...
The Baltimore Orioles began Sunday with right-hander Charlie Morton making his fifth start since signing a one-year ...
Charlie Morton needs to go. Morton played a key role in the Orioles' 24-2 shellacking at the hands of the Cincinnati Re ...
The Orioles suffered a 24-2 loss to the Reds on Sunday afternoon, as the team’s bats were cold and the pitching was woeful.
In most circumstances, a team like the Baltimore Orioles could look at their brutal 24-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday and call it an outlier. Sometimes ...
The Atlanta Braves will be without their ace again after Spencer Strider suffered an unusual hamstring injury.
Inside the Orioles’ clubhouse, it’s a balancing act when it comes to talking about how to break out of an early season slump.
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