The Colorado Rockies aren't the most talented team in MLB, but it's the self-inflicted wounds that truly separate this team from the rest of the league's bottom feeders. A prime example of that could be seen Sunday,

Cedric Mullins became just the third player in Orioles history to hit 100 home runs and steal 100 bases in an 18-0 win over the Rockies.

Thairo Estrada followed with a two-run homer, all-star catcher Hunter Goodman had an RBI double to tie the game, and in the sixth, Ezequiel Tovar’s solo homer put the Rockies ahead for good as the back end of the bullpen shut down Baltimore.

The Baltimore Orioles finally got things going in the right direction against the worst team in baseball. Now the challenge rises considerably when the Toronto Blue Jays visit for the opener of a four-game series on Monday.

Tomoyuki Sugano pitched six innings of four-hit ball, Tyler O'Neill homered in a third straight game and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Colorado Rockies 5-1.

Gunnar Henderson singled in Alex Jackson with the go-ahead run in the seventh inning and Charlie Morton matched his longest start of the season, helping the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Guardians.

Orioles first. Jackson Holliday grounds out to shortstop, Ezequiel Tovar to Warming Bernabel. Jordan Westburg hit by pitch. Gunnar Henderson walks. Jordan Westburg to second. Ryan O'Hearn singles

Gunnar Henderson singled in Alex Jackson with the go-ahead run in the seventh inning and Charlie Morton matched his longest start of the season, helping the Orioles to a 4-3 win over the Guardians on July 24. Henderson’s liner to right came against Erik ...