Boom Boom – Orioles Bash 5 Homers In 12-5 Rout Of Boston

0
619
Mancini with a nice night was about all that you can say was good last night.

In a somewhat surprising move, Trey Mancini drew the start again in left field tonight despite there being a RHP on the mound. Then again, that RHP happened to be a knuckleballer and Buck has stated before he doesn’t want to play Hyun-Soo Kim versus knucklers since he never saw them in Korea. Buck looks like a genius now. Mancini broke things open in the first with a big three-run blast to right-center that gave the O’s an early 5-0 lead. He later hit a second home run, an absolute missile down the right field line over the green monster. He’s the Hangout Player of the Game!

  • Ubaldo Jimenez was spotted an early 9-0 lead but struggled to make it through five. He was ultimately removed with two outs in the 5th after allowing four runs to pass. Thankfully, the Orioles had spotted him more than enough support. Final Line: 4.2 IP, 8 H, 5 ER, 2 BB, K, No Decision
  • Mychal Givens picked up the win with two scoreless innings.
  • Everyone in the lineup except Seth Smith recorded a hit tonight. Seth did score a run though.
  • Jonathan Schoop hit his first home run of the season in the first to cap off the Orioles six-run inning. He finished 2-for-4 at the plate.
  • Chris Davis went 3-for-5 and blasted his 2nd home run on the season in the 2nd inning.
  • Adam Jones went 2-for-5 and also homered in the 2nd inning.
  • After the Red Sox cut the lead to 9-5, Welington Castillo put the game out of reach with a two-run double down the right field line. He finished 3-for-5.
  • The Orioles rebounded in a big way after last night’s debacle to salvage a series split. They now head to Toronto for a 4-game series.

Box Score

 

SHARE
Previous articleOrioles Wednesday News Roundup
Next articleMinor League Game Summaries 4/12
Tony has owned and operated Orioles Hangout since 1996 and is well known for his knowledge of the Baltimore Orioles organization from top to bottom. He's a frequent guest on Baltimore-area sports radio stations and can be heard regularly on the 105.7 FM The Fan. His knowledge and contacts within the Orioles minor league system and the major league baseball scouting industry is unparalleled in the Baltimore media and is known as an expert on the Orioles prospects.