Red Sox Suffer Historic Loss to Orioles

0:00It's April 25th. This is MLB News today, driven by AI following the season in real time. Boston Red Sox dropped another rough one Friday night, falling 10-3 against the Baltimore Orioles to start their 3-game series. Starter Brian Bello had a nightmare outing, lasting just 3-1 third innings while giving up 13 hits, 8 earned runs, and 5. Homers. The Orioles jumped all over him early, piling on 4 in the first, then keeping the pressure with runs in most innings after that. This came right after Boston's 3 straight losses to the Yankees, making it 4 defeats in a row now. Bello's line was brutal enough to mark a low point. His earned run average sits at 9.00-5 starts this season. Fans and stats folks are buzzing about the history here. Bello became the first Red Sox pitcher since 1936 to surrender 13 hits. In under 4 innings, that staff from Talking Baseball hit hard, underscoring how overmatched Boston looked against the middling Orioles squad.

1:00The loss drops the Sox to 9 and 17 overall, with a 3 and 7 mark over their last 10 games. Baltimore moves to 13 and 13. Good for third in the American League East, while Toronto at 10 and 15 is Boston's closest rival. It's still early in the 2026 season, not even May yet, so plenty of runway to flip the script. The Red Sox got to spark some fire zoom to climb out of this hole and contend.