Orioles Win on Robot Umpire's Call, End Rangers' Streak

0:00Baltimore Orioles snagged an 8-3 win over the Texas Rangers on Wednesday, and it came down to the first ever game-ending call from a robot. Umpire. That sealed Albert Suarez's first major league save in nine years as his challenge flipped the ball into a strike against Evan Carter. Trevor Rogers dominated with six strong innings, giving up just two runs on six hits to improve to two and zero. Samuel Basallo crushed a 4-37-foot homer to lead off the fifth, and Dylan Beaver's added a solo shot in the sixth to pat the lead. The Rangers got their runs from the bottom of the order, with Leo D. Tavaris, Jeremiah Jackson, and Taylor Ward each driving in two. They jumped out early with a sack fly, RBI double, and two run double, but couldn't hold it. Cory Seager did Homer off Suarez in the eighth, yet Baltimore stopped Texas' four-game streak and avoided the sweep. This win came right after the Orioles put Zach Eflin on the injured list with elbow trouble, calling up Suarez, who handled the final three innings.

1:00Clean except for that Seager blast. Nathan Eovaldi struggled, allowing six runs and four plus for Texas. Both squads get Thursday off. Then Texas hosts Cincinnati Friday, while Baltimore hates to Pittsburgh with Kyle Bradish facing Mitch Keller. Dallas News today, powered by AI bringing Ua Matters. I'm Cory with the story.