Orioles Win Sixth of Seven Games Beating Marlins 5-2

Baltimore Orioles starter Dean Kremer delivered a strong performance, pitching seven shutout innings while allowing only three hits and striking out seven, leading the Orioles to a 5-2 victory over the Miami Marlins. Kremer's splitter was particularly effective, generating a 60% whiff rate and helping him lower his season ERA to 4.24. The Orioles offense was supported by multiple players, with Jordan Westburg and Ramón Laureano each recording three hits and Ryan O’Hearn contributing two hits and RBIs. Baltimore jumped to an early lead and extended it with timely hitting, including a key two-out single by Laureano in the seventh inning. The win marks the Orioles' sixth in seven games, bringing their record closer to .500 at 43-50 and highlighting their recent surge. The Marlins, meanwhile, suffered their first three-game losing streak in over a month, with Otto Lopez hitting a late two-run homer to avoid a shutout.