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UPCOMING SCHEDULE and PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS DATE OPPONENT TIME TV ORIOLES STARTER OPPONENT STARTER June 7 OFF DAY June 8 Vs SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 2021 • GAME #59 • HOME GAME #30 CLEVELAND INDIANS (31-25) at BALTIMORE ORIOLES (20-38) RHP Cal Quantrill (0-1, 2.08) vs. RHP Jorge López (1-6, 5.29) O’s SEASON BREAKDOWN A NICE LITTLE SATURDAY: OF Cedric Mullins went 5-for-5 in yesterday’s game, his second HITTING IT OFF Overall 20-38 five hit game of the season (April 4 at BOS), matching his career-high...He is the only player in American League Hit Leaders: Home 9-20 the majors this season with multiple five-hit games...He is one of three players in Orioles history No. 1) CEDRIC MULLINS, BAL 70 hits Road 11-18 (since 1954) to record at least two five-hit games in a single season (Tommy Davis, 1974 - two No. 2) Vladimir Guerrero, Jr., TOR 68 hits Day 8-18 and Luis Aparicio, 1966 - three). Isiah Kiner-Falefa, TEX 68 hits Night 12-20 It was the seventh time in Orioles history in which a player recorded at least five hits and No. 4) J.D. Martinez, BOS 67 hits Current Streak L1 two home runs in the same game (Hardy - 5/6/12, Mora - 8/17/08, Ripken, Jr. - 6/13/99, Marcus Semien, TOR 67 hits Last 5 Games 3-2 Anderson - 8/7/98, Ripken, Jr. 9/3/83, and B. Robinson 9/4/70)...Was the third time in Last 10 Games 3-7 club history in which a player finished 5-for-5 (B. Robinson - 9/4/70) or 6-for-6 (Ripken, April 12-14 SOMETHING EXTRA Jr. - 6/13/99) with two home runs. May 5-23 Active Extra-Base Hitting Streak Leaders: His two home runs matched his career-high (April 26 vs. NYY); became the 22nd player June 3-1 in the majors to record at least two multi-home run games this season. No. 1) Ke’Bryan Hayes, PIT 6 games July -- No. 2) RYAN MOUNTCASTLE, BAL 5 games His first of two home runs yesterday traveled 440 ft., the furthest home run of his career. August -- Ozzie Albies, ATL 5 games September -- #VOTE MULLINS: OF Cedric Mullins leads the American League with 70 hits and ranks third in Matt Olson, OAK 5 games vs. LHSP 7-13 No. 5) Ketel Marte, ARI 4 games vs. RHSP 13-25 the majors...His .314 batting average ranks fourth in the AL, while his nine stolen bases are tied th Raimel Tapia, COL 4 games Series Opener 7-12 for fourth, his .379 OBP ranks ninth, his 14 doubles tied for ninth, and his .890 OPS 11 . Series Opener at Home 2-7 Mullins is batting .404 (21-for-52) in the first inning...His 21 first inning hits lead the ma- jors and are the most hits by a player in any inning in the majors. RUN PRODUCERS Series Opener on Road 5-5 Major League RBI Leaders: By Series 5-11-2 He’s batting .372 (32-for-86) when leading off an inning; his 32 hits leading off an inning By Home Series 1-6-1 are the most in the majors. No. 1) Rafael Devers, BOS 48 RBI By Road Series 4-5-1 His 2.5 and 2.4 WAR rank as the fifth-best in the AL, according to STATS Platform and No. 2) Vladimir Guerrero, Jr., TOR 47 RBI Rubber Games 2-0 FanGraphs respectively. No. 3) José Abreu, CWS 46 RBI Austin Meadows, TB 46 RBI Sweeps/Were Swept 1-6 His five OAA (outs above average) and four runs prevented are tied for the second-most No. 5) TREY MANCINI, BAL 44 RBI Scored First 12-12 by a center fielder this season, according to Statcast. Opponent Scored First 8-26 In the O’s 20 wins, Mullins is hitting .407 (33-for-81), hitting safely in 19 of the 20, while 1-run games 4-9 in the O’s 38 losses he’s hitting .261 (37-for-142). LEFTY LOOSEY Comeback Wins 9-16 MLB Team Batting Leaders against LHP: Last AB Wins 3-8 KING OF THE CASTLE: INF/OF Ryan Mountcastle has homered in three-straight games for No. 1) Houston Astros .281 Walk-off Wins 2-2 the first time in his career and in four of his last five games overall...He is the first O’s rookie to No. 2) Chicago White Sox .278 Extra Innings 2-4 homer in three-straight games since Jonathan Schoop from September 2-4, 2014...Mountcastle No. 3) Colorado Rockies .277 Led After 6 16-2 has recorded an extra-base hit in five-straight games, tied for the longest active streak in the AL No. 4) BALTIMORE ORIOLES .272 Led After 7 16-1 (Olson, OAK) and in seven of his last 11 games overall; hitting .342/.390/.868 (13-for-38) with No. 5) Boston Red Sox .267 Led After 8 18-2 three doubles, five home runs, eight runs scored, and 12 RBI in this stretch. Tied After 6 1-6 His home run on June 5 vs. CLE was the furthest of his career and by an Oriole this Tied After 7 2-6 O’s STATCAST NUGGETS season (447 ft.); also recorded the Orioles hardest hit ball of the season during this game Tied After 8 1-2 Furthest Home Run (114.6 MPH exit velocity - double). Behind After 6 3-30 447 ft. - Mountcastle - 6/5 vs. CLE nd Behind After 7 1-27 Mountcastle ranks among rookie league leaders in extra-base hits (T-2 , 20) home runs Exit Velocity Max nd rd th th Behind After 8 0-29 (T-2 , 8), RBI (3 , 28), doubles (4 , 11), and hits (7 , 47). 114.6 MPH (2B) - Mountcastle - 6/5 vs. CLE vs. A.L. Teams 19-32 He is batting .308 (32-for-104) with seven of his eight home runs and 19 RBI in 28 home Exit Velocity Avg. vs. N.L. Teams 1-6 games; is batting .170 (15-for-88) in 25 road games. 90.4 mph - Santander (min. 100 AB’s) Hit 0 HR 4-13 Mountcastle is hitting .381 (8-for-21) with runners in scoring position and two outs and Barrels Hit 1+ HR 15-25 .339 (20-for-59) with two outs; his batting average with two outs is the fourth-highest in Mancini (21) Scored 3 or Fewer Runs 3-26 the AL and the seventh-highest in the majors. Fastest Pitch Scored 4 or More Runs 17-12 100.2 MPH - Scott - 5/14 vs. NYY Allowed 3 or Fewer Runs 15-9 #VOTE MANCINI: INF Trey Mancini leads the Orioles with 11 home runs and 44 RBI; has also re- Allowed 4 or More Runs 5-29 corded the second-most hits on the team (59)...Mancini’s RBI are the fifth-most in baseball...He’s More Hits than Opponent 14-8 driven in 20.6% of the Orioles RBI this season (44-of-214); the highest percentage in baseball. O’S AT HOME Fewer Hits than Opponent 4-27 Has reached base safely in 20-straight games, tied for the AL lead (José Ramírez, CLE) Record 9-20 Committed No Errors 17-20 and tied for the third-longest active streak in the majors (Castellanos, CIN - 21 and Team AVG/OBP/SLG .239/.314/.406 Committed 1 or More Errors 3-18 Bellinger, LAD - 26 [dates back to 2020]) Runs per Game 4.0 (116 R/29 G) Mancini leads the O’s with 76 hard-hit balls (batted balls with an exit velocity of 95+ Fielding Errors 13 VS. CLEVELAND th Record in 2021 1-1 MPH), the 11 -most in the AL...He’s also recorded 21 barrels; his barrels are tied for the Team ERA 5.29 (151 ER/257.0 IP) 11th-most in the AL. at Home 1-1 Starters W-L 3-14 He is batting a team-best .379 (25-for-66) with RISP; also batting .421 (8-for-19) with at Cleveland 0-0 Starters ERA 6.60 (87 ER/118.2 IP) RISP and two outs...His 25 hits with RISP are the most in the majors. Team AVG/OBP/SLG .258/.296/.470 Starters Strikeouts/Walks 104/41 Runs per Game 3.5 (7 R/2 G) ATTACKING THE ZONE: Orioles pitchers struck out 11 batters and did not issue a walk in yester- Bullpen W-L 6-6 All-Time Record (since 1954) 412-450-0 day’s game...The third time this season in which the O’s have struck out at least 11 batters while Bullpen ERA 4.16 (64 ER/138.1 IP) All-Time at Home 224-212-0 not walking anyone, the third-most such games by a team in the AL (BOS and CWS - 4) and tied Bullpen Strikeouts/Walks 159/52 All-Time at Cleveland 188-238-0 for the fourth-most in the majors (SD - 3 and MIL - 5)...It matches the O’s club record for most Saves/Opps 4/10 such games in a single season in team history (2013). Best Homestand 3-4 (4/23-29) ORIOLES - INDIANS HEAD-TO-HEAD BALTIMORE ........................ CLEVELAND Worst Homestand 1-6 (4/8-15) THIS AND THAT: 1-1 .....................Record .......................1-1 OF Anthony Santander has hit safely in 13 of 15 games since returning from the IL on .258 ..................Average .................... .276 UPCOMING MILESTONES 7 ..........................Runs.......................... 11 5/21...He is slashing .310/.339/.483 (18-for-58) with seven doubles, a home run, five runs scored, and four RBI during this stretch.
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