SEATTLE – – Colton Cowser succeeded in his first match since his activity in the list of 60 days injured while the Baltimore Orioles beat Seattle Mariners 5-1 Tuesday evening.
Cowser, who had not played in a major league match since March 30 due to a broken left thumb, launched a solo shot on the left field during the sixth round for his second home run. It was Cowser’s first circuit stroke since March 29, and came shortly after the right-handers of the Mariners, George Kirby (0-3), left a line of conduct of his face.
The Orioles scored Kirby for two points, one in the first round on a sacrificial fly by Ramón Urías and another in fifth round on a single RBI of Ryan O’Hearn. Baltimore added two other points in the ninth round.
The right-hander of the Orioles Tomoyuki Sugano (5-3), meanwhile, was superb. The 35 -year -old recruit gave only one round in seven rounds, the Lone Blemish being a solo home run by the first Seattle player, Rowdy Telz.
The navies fought against the Orioles enclosure before dropping their 27th game of the season.
With two fifth round withdrawals, Kirby launched a quick bullet inside towards Urías, which he quickly torn in the middle. Baseball contacted Kirby’s face, and he immediately jogging the ground while blood flowed from his mouth. Kirby did not return to the sixth round.
Cowser reached the base safely in the seven career games against Seattle. It disappeared 8 for 20 against the navy with two doubles, three points produced and seven steps.
The right-hander of Seattle, Emerson Hancock (2-2, 5.64 ERA) begins on Wednesday. The right-hander Cade Povich (1-4, 5.29) will start for the Orioles in the second match of the three game set.
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