Orioles Break Streak with Mayo’s Power | MLB News

0:00On September 7th, the Baltimore Orioles finally broke their 6-game losing streak, taking down the Cleveland Guardians 6-4. Trevor Rogers was solid on the mound, going into the 8th inning, and Kobe Mayo really showed up with two home runs. This win puts the Orioles just 3 games back from Cleveland in the wildcard race. The Guardians pitching staff had a rough outing. Joey Cantillo, their starter, struggled with control, giving up hits and walks early on. Me and reliever Frankl Alamon, combined for a lot of pitches in just the first 3 innings, which is a lot of pressure on the bullpen. Despite leaving runners on base early, the Orioles managed to build a 4-run lead. Kobe Mayo's first homer came in the third and then walks from Blaz Alexander and Pita Lanzo pushed more runs across. It was Mayo's second homer of the game, a two-run shot in the sixth that really sealed the deal for Baltimore. Cleveland did make a bit of a comeback attempt. Nathaniel Low hit a 3-run homer in the ninth inning to make it close, but Andrew Kitt

1:00Ridge and Josh Walker managed to shut the door. Walker got his first career saved to end the game. This game had a bit of everything, including the plate umpire leaving the game after getting hit by a foul tip. The Orioles will look to keep this momentum going as they face the Guardians again tomorrow night. That's your update from MLB News Today, powered by AI.