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BALTIMORE–The Orioles-Houston Astros game scheduled for 6:35 p.m. on Wednesday was postponed due to rain. The announcement came just before 2:30 p.m.

The Orioles and Astros will play a doubleheader on Thursday starting at 12:35 p.m.

Chris Bassitt will start Game 1 and Brandon Young will start Game 2. Houston will start Peter Lambert and Lance McCullers.

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The Orioles could have been forgiven for feeling some heat after dropping a weekend series to the Red Sox that featured a 17-run embarrassment and a rubber-game loss to a team that replaced its manager and much of its coaching staff before Sunday’s finale.

That kind of thing can put a dent in the confidence of a young team, but the O’s showed on Tue...


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BALTIMORE–What happened? Two of the most prominent acquisitions of last December played key roles in an Orioles win on Tuesday night. Starting pitcher Shane Baz and first baseman Pete Alonso, who joined the Orioles within eight days of each other, had starring roles in a 5-3 win over the Houston Astros before 13,233 at Camden Yards.

Baz won his first g...


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Sandwiched between Boog Powell and Eddie Murray in Oriole first base lore, Lee May was a slugger known as “the Big Bopper.” But years later, his teammates recalled him more for the person he was.

At the Orioles’ spring training camp in Miami in 1977, veterans Pat Kelly and Lee May were standing in the outfield shagg...


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BALTIMORE—As usual, Pete Alonso is in the Orioles’ lineup, and he’s hoping he and the rest of his teammates can produce more consistently.

Alonso is hitting .196 with a .637 OPS, three home runs and 10 RBIs. He does have a .301 on-base percentage thanks to 15 walks. He’s struck out 32 times.

“I think once everyone gets going, we get on the same page clicking, we...


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