Young Shines in Orioles' Win

On April 7, Brandon Young stepped up big for the Orioles on Monday, tossing five

scoreless innings in a tight two-to-one win over the White Sox Act, guaranteed

rate-field. The 27-year-old right-hander shut down Chicago with just two hits,

helping Baltimore snap a skid after getting swept by the pirates. The Orioles

have been hurting for quality starts this young season, sitting 22nd in MLB

with a 4.85-starter ERA, with Zach Eiffelon sideline by an elbow injury, and Dean

Kremmer option to triple A, they called up Young for a spot start, and he delivered

exactly what the team needed. Young earned minor league pitcher of the year

on his last season, but struggled in his 12 big league starts with a 6.24 ERA.

This time, a new singer kept the White Sox off balance. He threw it 12% of the

time, and they might have locked him in for more chances.

Offense came from Tyler O'Neill's RBI single, and Gunnar Henderson's third

homer of the year, a solo shot in the 6th. The defense shown too, with O'Neill's

diving catch, Atley-Rutchman strike him, out throw him out plays, and Peter

Lanzo's stop at first. Now 4 and 6 on the season, the birds show they can grind out

wins when the pitch and clicks, setting up a potential rotation boost as injuries.

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diamond. I'm Corey with the story.