Game 1’s 4–2 already ran. Phillies 6–4 already ran. Rays 6–1 already ran. This is Wednesday’s unused nightcap.
Associated Press, Wednesday night, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Game 2: Orioles 4, Blue Jays 2. Trey Gibson (2–3): 6.2 innings, three hits, seven strikeouts, two walks, scoreless. Yennier Cano stranded a jam after a challenge put Sean Keys on. Christian Encarnacion-Strand a two-run single in the first, scored on Colton Cowser’s double, then a solo shot in the fourth, three RBI. We will not invent a season home-run count. Davis Schneider a two-run homer in the ninth. Félix Bautista that inning. CJ Van Eyk the first major-league start, the loss. MASN: announced 19,824.
AP: the sweep at least temporarily kept Baltimore alive; Toronto, already eliminated in Game 1, is assured a losing season a year after the AL pennant. Royals 5–4 White Sox Wednesday, AP / ABC: Maikel Garcia the tiebreaking double in the seventh. That delayed Chicago. We will not invent Thursday’s Yankees.
What this means for you
If you needed last night’s Game 1, it still happened. If you needed this morning’s unused box, it is Game 2, 4–2 again, Gibson 6.2. Same score, different game.
Bottom line: Game 2, 4–2. Gibson. Sweep. Not Game 1. Not Thursday.
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