Red Sox Vs Orioles Live Stream 7:05 ET Monday As Boston Has Chance To Gain Ground On Baltimore
Red sox vs Orioles live stream 7:05 ET Monday for the start of a three-game series in Baltimore between American League East rivals.
The Red Sox (28-34) salvaged a sweep to the Tigers and stopped a five-game winning streak when David Ortiz nailed a three-run homerun in the top of ninth last night vs Detroit. It helped Boston to get a win as it continues to fight its way to a .500 record as it goes into Baltimore against an Orioles (31-30) team that remains ahead of them in the standings. The live stream will feature a big-time rivalry and important games in the standings.
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Manny Machado could face a suspension after being the focal point of the teams' second bench-clearing scuffle in three days. Both clubs emptied onto the field after Machado's bat flew down the third-base line following an inside pitch from Fernando Abad. Machado and Abad were both ejected, though the Orioles third baseman maintained that the bat simply slipped out of his hands, according to ESPN.com.
The Orioles' rotation might be a bigger concern, posting a 7.80 ERA over the last five games while issuing 11 walks in 21 2/3 innings.
"You just can't compete, especially against a team like that, walking too many people," manager Buck Showalter told the team's official website after Ubaldo Jimenez walked five and allowed six runs in 2 1/3 innings Sunday.
Bud Norris (4-5, 4.41 ERA) will hope to change that, but in his last outing he allowed five earned runs in five innings as Baltimore held on to beat the Rangers on Thursday, though he did get the win. Baltimore's offense has been what has saved its starting rotation. In its last seven games, it scored 39 runs.
"Everybody's been having good at-bats up here," outfielder Nick Markakis told MLB.com. "It seems like when they've been throwing it over the plate, we've been putting good swings on it. We've been able to find the hole and find the gap. We don't need to change anything. We need to do exactly what we're doing now and continue what we're doing."
