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Orioles Fall to Nationals 7-0 as Struggles Deepen

Baltimore records just one hit in their third shutout loss of the season, with Dean Kremer setting a franchise record for extra-base hits allowed.

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Overview

  • The Orioles dropped to 9-13 after a 7-0 loss to the Nationals, continuing their early-season slump.
  • Dean Kremer allowed six runs and a franchise-record eight extra-base hits over 5 1/3 innings, raising the rotation's MLB-worst ERA to 6.22.
  • Mitchell Parker dominated for Washington, pitching eight scoreless innings, allowing one hit, and lowering his ERA to 1.39.
  • Baltimore's offense struggled again, managing just one hit—Cedric Mullins' single in the third—and failing to advance a runner past second base until the ninth inning.
  • Defensive miscues, including a near-collision at first base and misplays in the outfield, compounded the Orioles' issues in the loss.