US EditionRed Sox use shorter wall to beat O’s
- On Thursday, the Boston Red Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles 8-4 at Baltimore.
- Baltimore's Charlie Morton, making his home debut, struggled, allowing five runs.
- Cedric Mullins homered to lead off, while Alex Bregman, Kristian Campbell, and Triston Casas also homered.
- Morton, despite allowing five runs, also achieved 10 strikeouts at age 41, exceeding expectations; Hyde said "I think he was better this time out than he was in Toronto."
- Boston secured two of three in the series, and the Orioles, now 3-4, will face Kansas City next; Gunnar Henderson may return.
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Traverse City Record-Eagle
Red Sox benefit the most from the new dimensions in Baltimore in Camden Yards' first series of 2025
So far, it’s the opposition taking advantage of the latest change in dimensions at Camden Yards. The Boston Red Sox hit three two-run home runs Thursday in an 8-4 win over Baltimore. All of them went to left field, where…
Ottumwa Courier
Red Sox beneift the most from the new dimensions in Baltimore in Camden Yards' first series of 2025
So far, it’s the opposition taking advantage of the latest change in dimensions at Camden Yards. The Boston Red Sox hit three two-run home runs Thursday in an 8-4 win over Baltimore. All of them went to left field, where…
The Baltimore Sun
Charlie Morton stars and struggles in Orioles’ 8-4 loss to Red Sox
Watching Charlie Morton pitch isn’t for the faint of heart. In two innings Thursday afternoon, he’d watch as many home runs sail over his head. Boston Red Sox righties Alex Bregman and Kristian Campbell went 397 feet and 389 feet, respectively, over the newly adjusted porch in left field. Both came right after a walk. Morton muttered something to himself and scratched his cleat against the dirt in frustration as he ambled back toward the mound. …
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