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I think Baltimore loves him a lot more these days. Huff has his second two-homer game of the season, and eighth of his career.

For the first time in their past seven series, the Orioles head into Saturday's game facing a must-win situation if they intend to take the series.

Louis, #9; Kansas City, #24 Prospectus : The Royals have now won six in a row-their longest streak since they opened the 2003 season with nine straight victories-and 11 of their past 12.

On Saturday night, the Orioles certainly got their swing back, posting nine runs in the first five innings.

Markakis doubled to center, Roberts scored. Millar grounded out to third, Markakis scored.

Manny Parra didn't pitch well. Just well enough. His defense grabbed him by the wrists and yanked him out of self-inflicted jams.

Manny Parra struggled through five innings but won his fifth consecutive start. He helped himself get out of trouble by inducing three doubleplays.

TODAY -- @Milwaukee, 8:05 p.m., MASN2 • Starters: Orioles' Radhames Liz vs.

The Astros will face three starting pitchers this week against the Orioles whom they have never seen.

Lefty Garrett Olson can stay perfect in front of the home fans tonight when the Baltimore Orioles host the Houston Astros in the first of three interleague games at Camden Yards.

Ramirez, who hasn't started in left field since belting his 500th career home run in Baltimore on May 31, made his ninth consecutive start at designated hitter in the 6-3 win against the Orioles last night at ...

Jun 11, 2008 10:14 PM By The Associated Press, AP 1 hr 37 ago: Wednesday's AL Capsules John Lackey allowed two runs and four hits over 7 1-3 innings, striking out seven and walking two.

Bartolo Colon spent most of yesterday afternoon lounging Al Bundy-style on the couch in the Red Sox clubhouse.

There was a positive development hidden amid a loss on Tuesday night. Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia, who had been struggling mightily to get hits of late, looked a lot like the guy who won the American ...

In light of what I said about two weeks about the first part of June being very important and telling as to where the Orioles would stand for the rest of the season - right now, needless to say - they're doing ...

Before injuries sidelined Matt Tolbert and Nick Punto last month, the Twins had plans to start using Brendan Harris more at third base rather than in the middle of the infield.

Adam Jones hit a tiebreaking home run in the seventh inning and the Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2 Thursday.

Prior to last night's 6-3 victory over the Orioles, Terry Francona was asked if he could envision Jacoby Ellsbury [ stats ] executing a straight steal of home.

For 12 innings on Friday night, the Orioles hung with the defending World Series champions.

Nobody would blame manager Dave Trembley if he was secretly rooting for a rainout, which would buy him a chance to rest his bullpen.