BALTIMORE, MD – JUNE 29: Renato Nunez #39 of the Baltimore Orioles hits a two run home run. (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
BALTIMORE – If someone told you two days ago that the Baltimore Orioles would make Major League Baseball history, you’d assume that it would be a negative milestone. After all, they were sitting at just 22-58 at the time.
But, anything can happen in sports, and the Orioles spent the past two games putting up unreal numbers against the Cleveland Indians.
13-0 wins on both Friday and Saturday marked the first time a team has ever had back-to-back shutouts while scoring at least 13 runs in each game.
BALTIMORE, MD – JUNE 29: Andrew Cashner #54 of the Baltimore Orioles pitches. (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
The wins also marked the first time they won consecutive games since May 4 and 6, and their first series win since beating the White Sox April 22-24.
The Orioles close out their home series against the Indians Sunday at 1:05 p.m. ET.
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