Orioles Clinch Victory in 12-Inning Marathon Against Nationals

Baltimore's Orioles overcame repeated setbacks to secure a 7-6 win, extending their no-sweep streak to 103 series.

Jorge Mateo's 12th inning single proved decisive, driving in the winning run after multiple blown saves.
Craig Kimbrel struggled with his role, blowing potential saves but the team rallied to avoid a series defeat.
Gunnar Henderson and Anthony Santander contributed key home runs, bolstering the Orioles' offense.
Orioles' pitching faced challenges, yet managed to hold off the Nationals with crucial strikeouts in late innings.
The win highlighted the Orioles' resilience, marking the longest no-sweep streak in the MLB since WWII.