Adley Rutschman led off the ninth inning with a tiebreaking homer off reliever Trevor May.
BALTIMORE — After snapping a six-game losing streak on Wednesday, the A’s nearly put together their first winning streak of the season.
Ryan Mountcastle’s fourth home-run of the series sparked a four-run third inning that provided Baltimore with a 7-4 lead.In the ninth, Rutschman drove the second pitch from May into the center-field seats. Now in his second season after being selected No. 1 in the 2019 amateur draft, Rutschman finally got to experience the feeling of ending a game with a clutch home run.
Kotsay added, “That was a great game. Rook is really seeing the ball well right now. His confidence is there, he’s not missing mistakes and he’s doing damage.” Facing the team he pitched for in 2021-22, Orioles starter Cole Irvin gave up six runs, five hits and a pair of walks in four innings. In the starts with Baltimore, Irvin is 0-2 with a 10.66 ERA.
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