BALTIMORE — Anthony Santander robbed Julio Rodríguez with an excellent catch in proper area within the first, then homered two innings later to assist the Baltimore Orioles to a 3-2 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Sunday.

Kyle Bradish (4-3) allowed two hits in seven innings, and the Orioles took the ultimate two video games of the sequence after dropping Friday’s opener 13-1. A day after he had 4 hits, Santander was once more a star for Baltimore. He homered for the fifth time in six video games and made an early contribution along with his glove.

Rodríguez, the sport’s second batter, hit a drive to proper, however Santander reached above the fence to make the catch.

Cal Raleigh hit a two-run house run within the second for Seattle, however that was the final hit allowed by Bradish, who struck out seven with two walks. Danny Coulombe pitched an ideal eighth, and Félix Bautista rebounded after permitting a ninth-inning homer Saturday, hanging out three within the ninth for his twenty first save in 26 possibilities.

George Kirby (6-7) allowed two earned runs and 6 hits in 6 1/3 innings. Santander’s two-run homer to proper tied the sport within the third.

Jorge Mateo drew a one-out stroll off Kirby within the fifth, after which Anthony Bemboom blooped a single to proper. Second baseman José Caballero, who had chased the play into proper area, couldn’t retrieve the ball cleanly, permitting Mateo to attain from first. Caballero was charged with an error and the Orioles led 3-2.

TRAINER’S ROOM

Orioles: Cedric Mullins performed in middle area in his second sport again from a groin pressure. He was the DH Saturday.

UP NEXT

Baltimore welcomes a surging Cincinnati staff for a three-game sequence at Camden Yards. Cole Irvin (1-3) begins for the Orioles on Monday night time in opposition to Brandon Williamson (1-0).

Seattle returns house for a sequence in opposition to Washington. The Mariners ship Luis Castillo (4-6) to the mound in opposition to Trevor Williams (4-4).

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