Colton Cowser hit an RBI single in his main league debut, Felix Bautista recorded a four-out save and the Baltimore Orioles earned a 6-3 victory over the host New York Yankees Wednesday evening

Cowser grew to become the newest prospect to affix the Orioles when he was promoted after hitting .330 with 10 homers and 40 RBIs for Triple-A Norfolk

The 2021 first-round decide popped out and grounded out in his first two at-bats earlier than coming by throughout Baltimore’s four-run sixth inning in opposition to Nick Ramirez (0-1) and Michael King.

The Orioles produced 4 straight one-out hits, together with Cowser’s single to proper that scored Cedric Mullins, who started the rally with a double and took third on an infield single by former Yankee Aaron Hicks

After Cowser’s hit, King changed Ramirez, and Jordan Westburg hit a sinking liner that eluded Jake Bauers when the left fielder tried to make a diving catch. Bauers’ failed try allowed Hicks and Cowser to attain, giving the Orioles a 3-2 lead

Baltimore received its fourth run when Adam Frazier hit a floor ball to shortstop Anthony Volpe and catcher Kyle Higashioka dropped the throw as Westburg scored.

After Baltimore starter Dean Kremer struck out a career-high 10 and pitched seven innings whereas yielding two runs (one earned), Yennier Cano allowed Volpe’s twelfth homer to open the eighth.

Cano received the primary two outs earlier than Bautista entered with a runner on first, and he retired Giancarlo Stanton on a flyout.

Ryan O’Hearn elevated Baltimore’s lead with a two-run homer within the ninth, after which Bautista completed off his twenty third save.

Josh Donaldson hit his ninth homer and Higashioka hit an RBI single for the Yankees, who had scored 14 runs to win the primary two video games of the four-game collection

The Orioles went forward after the sport was delayed for a bit over quarter-hour within the fifth when an errant throw by shortstop Gunnar Henderson sailed O’Hearn’s head and hit YES Community cameraman Pete Stendel, who was positioned adjoining to the New York dugout

After getting medical consideration, Stendel was faraway from Yankee Stadium through a medical cart.

Kremer (9-7) gave up 4 hits and issued one stroll.

New York rookie Randy Vasquez allowed three hits in 5 scoreless innings. He walked three and fanned one.

–Area Stage Media