Orioles Achieve First Three-Game Win Streak of 2024 Season

The Baltimore Orioles recently achieved their first three-game winning streak of the 2025 season, highlighted by strong pitching performances from Charlie Morton, Dean Kremer, and Trevor Rogers, who collectively allowed just two runs over nearly 18 innings. Morton, who struggled earlier in the season, earned his first victory with Baltimore by pitching six solid innings against the St. Louis Cardinals, while relievers Seranthony Domínguez, Yennier Cano, and Félix Bautista secured the win by retiring the final nine batters. Offensively, Dylan Carlson contributed notably with a three-run homer against his former team, and Ryan O'Hearn has been a consistent hitter during the streak. Despite these recent successes, the Orioles continue to face challenges, including injuries to key players like Ramón Laureano and potential issues with Adley Rutschman, as well as a generally disappointing season record. The team has shown signs of resilience and hope that if the starting pitching can improve, they can produce more competitive games moving forward. However, their overall performance remains underwhelming, with concerns about roster depth and ongoing struggles in May.