Baltimore Orioles vs Chicago White Sox — Huh 6, 2026 | AI-ennuste ja tilastot

Dean Kremer opens with crisp command and the Orioles scratch out a quick first-inning run against Erick Fedde, but Chicago responds in the second when Miguel Vargas shoots a double down the line and scores on a Lenyn Sosa flare. Kremer’s cutter starts catching too much plate in the fourth; Munetaka Murakami ambushes a first-pitch fastball for a two-run blast that puts the Sox in front 3-2. Fedde stabilizes after a wobbly three frames by leaning on his sinker/slider mix, and Baltimore’s middle order strands runners in both the fifth and sixth. With Kremer at ninety pitches, the Orioles turn to their bullpen in the seventh, and a gassed relief corps—already strained by recent long-relief usage—allows Chicago to manufacture an insurance run on a Luisangel Acuña steal and a Tristan Peters RBI single. The game’s turning point arrives in the top of the seventh: Fedde tires, Ryan Mountcastle singles, and Gunnar Henderson hammers a two-run triple off the right-center wall to tie it. Lucas Sims is summoned and strands Henderson, keeping the score knotted. In the bottom half, Murakami draws a walk, advances on a wild pitch, and Vargas lines a go-ahead single past a shifted infield. Chicago’s late-inning trio—Jordan Hicks for the eighth and Seranthony Domínguez for the ninth—navigates the heart of Baltimore’s order despite a Rutschman rope that dies at the warning track. The Orioles’ recent bullpen attrition and Chicago’s hotter bats prove decisive as the White Sox edge out a 5-4 victory, extending their win streak to four and nudging Baltimore further into an early-season hole.