The chic & famed 1.3 mile corridor located in the heart of Charm City (Est.1975) that connects Dwtn-West, the Inner Harbor & Harbor East (S. Greene & W. Pratt Street to S. President & Fleet Street) that is now listed on Google search as one of the Top 10-15 Most Famous Streets in America is reporting Oriole Park at Camden Yards went from a rocking Bruce Springsteen, "The Boss" to a woeful O's 10-0 shutout loss at the pitching, gloves, bats and speedy legs of the San Francisco Giants. The O's crowd came ready decked out in the Birds logo and orange-and-black colors.

The chic & famed 1.3 mile corridor located in the heart of Charm City (Est.1975) that connects Dwtn-West, the Inner Harbor & Harbor East (S. Greene & W. Pratt Street to S. President & Fleet Street) that is now listed on Google search as one of the Top 10-15 Most Famous Streets in America is reporting Oriole Park at Camden Yards went from a rocking Bruce Springsteen, "The Boss" to a woeful O's 10-0 shutout loss at the pitching, gloves, bats and speedy legs of the San Francisco Giants. The O's crowd came ready decked out in the Birds logo and orange-and-black colors.

The chic & famed 1.3 mile corridor located in the heart of Charm City (Est.1975) that connects Dwtn-West, the Inner Harbor & Harbor East (S. Greene & W. Pratt Street to S. President & Fleet Street) that is now listed on Google search as one of the Top 10-15 Most Famous Streets in America is reporting Oriole Park at Camden Yards went from a rocking Bruce Springsteen, "The Boss" to a woeful O's 10-0 shutout loss at the pitching, gloves, bats and speedy legs of the San Francisco Giants. The O's crowd came ready decked out in the Birds logo and orange-and-black colors.

The chic & famed 1.3 mile corridor located in the heart of Charm City (Est.1975) that connects Dwtn-West, the Inner Harbor & Harbor East (S. Greene & W. Pratt Street to S. President & Fleet Street) that is now listed on Google search as one of the Top 10-15 Most Famous Streets in America is reporting Oriole Park at Camden Yards went from a rocking Bruce Springsteen, "The Boss" to a woeful O's 10-0 shutout loss at the pitching, gloves, bats and speedy legs of the San Francisco Giants. The O's crowd came ready decked out in the Birds logo and orange-and-black colors.

The chic & famed 1.3 mile corridor located in the heart of Charm City (Est.1975) that connects Dwtn-West, the Inner Harbor & Harbor East (S. Greene & W. Pratt Street to S. President & Fleet Street) that is now listed on Google search as one of the Top 10-15 Most Famous Streets in America is reporting Oriole Park at Camden Yards went from a rocking Bruce Springsteen, "The Boss" to a woeful O's 10-0 shutout loss at the pitching, gloves, bats and speedy legs of the San Francisco Giants. The O's crowd came ready decked out in the Birds logo and orange-and-black colors.

The San Francisco Giants shut out the Baltimore Orioles 10-0 on Tuesday night at Camden Yards. With the win, the Giants are 73-78 on the season. In the win, Giants' lefty Blake Snell continued his resurgence on the mound by going 6.0 innings and surrendering just one hit.

San Francisco Giants (73-78, fourth in the NL West) vs. Baltimore Orioles (84-67, second in the AL East) Baltimore; Wednesday, 6:35 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Giants: Hayden Birdsong (3-5, 4.74 ERA, 1.42 WHIP, 68 strikeouts); Orioles: Dean Kremer (7-9, 4.10 ERA, 1.26 WHIP, 113 strikeouts) : LINE Orioles -176, Giants +147; over/under is 8 runs BOTTOM LINE: The San Francisco Giants hit the road against the Baltimore Orioles aiming to prolong a three-game road winning streak. Baltimore has an 84-67 record overall and a 42-34 record at home. The Orioles have a 55-12 record in games when they hit two or more home runs. San Francisco has a 32-41 record in road games and a 73-78 record overall. The

Baltimore Orioles manager Brandon Hyde is in hot water amid their team's recent struggles, including a brutal 0-10 loss to the San Francisco Giants, due in part to Craig Kimbrel's poor performance, allowing six runs in one outing. The Giants, led by Blake Snell, held the Orioles to only one hit across six innings, with 12 strikeouts, to complete the blanking. Asked about Kimbrel's dismal performance, Hyde was forthcoming.

There was no quick fix for the Baltimore Orioles when they began this week's homestand. Maybe they can get it right on the second try against the San Francisco Giants. The teams meet Wednesday night in the middle game of a three-game series after San Francisco cruised to a 10-0 win on Tuesday behind left-hander Blake Snell. "I thought the energy was great in our clubhouse, like it normally is," Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said postgame.

BALTIMORE -- - Blake Snell struck out 12 over six innings and allowed just one hit to carry the San Francisco Giants past the faltering Baltimore Orioles 10-0 on Tuesday night. The Orioles have lost seven of nine to fall 3 1/2 games behind the first-place Yankees in the AL East, pending New York's game later Tuesday night at Seattle. Baltimore held a half-game lead on Sept. 5 before its current tailspin, during which it has been outscored 46-18. Colton Cowser had two of the Orioles' five hits in their most lopsided shutout loss of the season.

Blake Snell dominated the Baltimore Orioles for six innings Tuesday as the San Francisco Giants won the series opener at Camden Yards.

The beauty of the San Francisco Giants' remaining schedule is that, even if they've fallen out of contention, the team on the other side is playing with real postseason implications at stake. On their first visit to Camden Yards since 2019, it wasn't such an exciting proposition for the Baltimore Orioles, who are still jostling with the Yankees for the American League East and ran into a 6-foot-4, 225-pound buzzsaw Tuesday night. Blake Snell had everything working over six shutout innings as the Giants (73-79) began their final road trip with a 10-0 win, snapping a four-game losing streak and avoiding falling further under .500 than they had been all season. Dotting the strike zone with fastballs in the upper 90s, making batters look foolish with a sharp slider and mixing in a darting changeup, Snell struck out 12, racked up 22 swings and misses, and didn't allow a hit after Emmanuel Rivera's soft single in the second inning.

The beauty of the San Francisco Giants' remaining schedule is that, even if they've fallen out of contention, the team on the other side is playing with real postseason implications at stake. On their first visit to Camden Yards since 2019, it wasn't such an exciting proposition for the Baltimore Orioles, who are still jostling with the Yankees for the American League East and ran into a 6-foot-4, 225-pound buzzsaw Tuesday night. Blake Snell had everything working over six shutout innings as the Giants (73-79) began their final road trip of the season with a 10-0 win, snapping a four-game losing streak and avoiding falling further under .500 than they had been all season. Dotting the strike zone with fastballs in the upper 90s, making batters look foolish with a sharp slider and mixing in a darting changeup, Snell struck out 12, racked up 22 swings and misses and didn't allow a hit after Emmanuel Rivera's soft single in the second inning.

All Times EDT East Division W L Pct GB Philadelphia 91 60 .603 — New York 83 68 .550 8 Atlanta 81 70 .536 10 Washington 68 83 .450 23 Miami 56 95 .371 35 Central Division W L Pct GB Milwaukee 87 64 .576 — Chicago 77 74 .510 10 St. Louis 76 75 .503 11 Cincinnati 74 78 .487 13½ Pittsburgh 71 80 .470 16 West Division W L Pct GB Los Angeles 89 62 .589 — San Diego 86 66 .566 3½ Arizona 83 68 .550 6 San Francisco 73 78 .483 16 Colorado 59 93 .388 30½ Monday's Games N.Y. Mets 2, Washington 1, 10 innings L.A. Dodgers 9, Atlanta 0 Chicago Cubs 9, Oakland 2 St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 6, Philadelphia 2 Colorado 3, Arizona 2 San Diego 3, Houston 1 Tuesday's Games San Francisco 10, Baltimore 0 Miami

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The San Francisco Giants are looking to snap a four-game losing streak. On the second pitch of the evening, Giants right fielder Mike Yastrzemski hit his 16th home run of the season. The leadoff homer for Yastremski was his third long ball in the last seven games. It has an exit velocity of 104 mph.

The San Francisco Giants will begin a three-game series on the road with the Baltimore Orioles. After Sunday's loss in the series finale to the San Diego Padres in extra innings, the Giants recorded their fourth loss in a row and brought their record to 72-78, six games under .500. San Francisco will turn to Blake Snell (3-3, 3.52) for a solid start on Tuesday. The left-hander is coming off a five-inning, 95-pitch performance against the Milwaukee Brewers, where he was awarded his third win of the season.

There haven't been many positives for the 72-78 San Francisco Giants during the 2024 campaign. The Giants' struggles are, in large part, due to that. Right-hander Camilo Doval perfectly fits that description. At points throughout his career, there was a strong argument that Doval was on pace to be one of the better relief pitchers in Major League Baseball someday.