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Miami Herald
12-07-2025
- Sport
- Miami Herald
Marlins lose third in a row as Kremer gives up three hits in seven innings for Marlins
Baltimore starter Dean Kremer held the visiting Miami Marlins to three singles across seven shutout innings as the Orioles won 5-2 in Friday night's series opener. Kremer (8-7) walked one and struck out seven in a 99-pitch outing. He matched last year's win total. Yennier Cano worked a scoreless eighth, though Baltimore was denied a third shutout in less than a month in the ninth. Jordan Westburg and Ramon Laureano both recorded three hits, and Ryan O'Hearn had two hits. The trio accounted for all of Baltimore's runs batted in. The Orioles have won six of their last seven games, and they're 3-1 on the homestand. The Marlins have their first three-game losing streak in more than a month after losing the previous two days in Cincinnati. Marlins starter Edward Cabrera (3-4) gave up four runs on eight hits in four innings. He struck out six without a walk. Otto Lopez hit a two-run homer in the ninth off Andrew Kittredge. Lopez, Connor Norby, and ex-Oriole Kyle Stowers had Miami's hits off Kremer. Jackson Holliday led off the Baltimore first with a double and scored on Westburg's single. O'Hearn's double brought in the next run. O'Hearn singled in the next run in the third inning before Laureano knocked in Gunnar Henderson. Tyler Phillips worked two scoreless innings out of Miami's bullpen. Then Laureano's two-out single in the seventh made it 5-0.
Reuters
19-04-2025
- Sport
- Reuters
Ramon Laureano hits 2 of O's 5 HRs in pounding of Reds
April 19 - Ramon Laureano homered twice Saturday in a game he wasn't expected to be so involved in as the Baltimore Orioles beat the visiting Cincinnati Reds 9-5. Cedric Mullins, Gunnar Henderson and Jordan Westburg also homered as the Orioles evened the series at one game apiece. Ramon Urias added two hits. Laureano's homers came in the third inning with a runner on base and in seventh for a solo shot. He might have been in the game at all if not for Heston Kjerstad departing after he was hit by a pitch on the elbow in the first inning. Jake Fraley and Austin Hays homered and TJ Friedl went 4-for-4 for the Reds, who lost for the third time in their last eight games. It was a short outing for Reds ace Hunter Greene (2-2), who was done after allowing five runs in three innings. So at least Baltimore's Brandon Young, a right-hander making his major league debut, lasted longer. He worked four innings, allowing three runs on seven hits with three walks and three strikeouts. Seranthony Dominguez (2-0), the fourth of eight Baltimore pitchers, was awarded the victory. Felix Bautista notched his second save, coming in after the Reds threatened in the ninth and recording the last three outs. Gavin Lux and Hays, an ex-Oriole, had two hits for Cincinnati. The Reds scored first on Lux's two-out single in the first. Baltimore's first two batters hit homers with Mullins and Henderson going deep. It was a stunning beginning for Greene, who entered the day with a string of 18-plus scoreless innings. Cincinnati went ahead in the second, tying the game on Fraley's homer and going ahead on Friedl's double. Young allowed seven hits across the first two innings. Henderson's double tied the game at 3 in the bottom of the second before Laureano's two-run long ball gave the Orioles the lead for keeps. The Orioles scored two in the seventh and two in the eighth -- all off reliever Carson Spiers -- to build a 9-4 edge before Hays homered in the ninth.
