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Holliday's 4 Hits, Orioles' 3 Homers Leads to an 8-5 Victory over the Tigers

  • Jackson Holliday collected four hits as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers 8-5 on Monday in Detroit, breaking a nine-game stretch without a multi-homer performance with three home runs.
  • Baltimore took a 1-0 lead in the first inning on a Taylor Ward groundout, then added two more runs in the second. The Orioles scored in five of the first six innings against Tigers pitcher Keider Montero.
  • Leody Taveras homered in the fifth inning, followed by Coby Mayo's two-run homer after Brenan Hanifee entered the game. Tyler O'Neill added a pinch-hit home run in the sixth to extend Baltimore's lead.
  • Grant Wolfram earned the win in relief, and Rico Garcia recorded his fifth save by pitching the ninth. The Tigers fell to 50-57 with their third consecutive loss, facing roster decisions before the Aug. 3 trade deadline.
  • The teams continue their three-game series on Tuesday with Detroit RHP Troy Melton facing Orioles RHP Dean Kremer. Melton brings a 5-1 record and 1.95 ERA into the matchup.
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Holliday leads Orioles against the Tigers after 4-hit game

The Baltimore Orioles play the Detroit Tigers after Jackson Holliday had four hits on Monday in an 8-5 win over the Tigers.

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Baltimore 8, Detroit 5

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DETROIT (AP) — Jackson Holliday connected four hits and Dominican Leody Taverasa shook one of three home runs with which the Baltimore Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers on Monday 8-5. The Orioles had passed nine consecutive games without a match with more than one home run. But, before the Tigers, Baltimore [...]

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