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Tuesday, May 10: Orioles visit New Busch Stadium for the first time

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ArtVanDelay
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Almost 100 feet farther than Stanton’s home run at Yankee Stadium tonight. 

OsFanSinceThe80s
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Lesson for Hyde, Bautista is your closer in the ninth inning when Lopez is not available. Tate should never be your first choice to close out the game. 

Tony-OH
Tony-OH

How about big man with a 99, 100, 102, and then slider for a K for his 1st MLB save?

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11 strikeouts 

One of the best pitched games of the year by the Orioles and it's by a kid making his 3rd major league start.

I think Hyde says that with the 6th starter Thursday, whoever it may be, everyone is going to get an extra day.

So the next pitch Bradish throws might be Monday at 7:05 to DJ LeMahieu with Adley Rutschman behind the plate.

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Just now, Tony-OH said:

Bradish has his A stuff for sure. It was really good to see him shake off the inside the park HR. Instead of imploding like he did last game, he bore down. That's growth!

I remember you being down on his performance in his last start. Good to see that he can get back into your good graces. 😁

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