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· 1hBaltimore Orioles rookie Brandon Young reacts to immaculate inning vs. New York Mets
On Tuesday, baseball found another surprising entry in its record books. In the fifth inning against the New York Mets, Baltimore Orioles starter Brandon Young threw the 119th immaculate inning in MLB history. Young struck out Jesse Winker, Jeff McNeil, and Luis Torrens to etch himself into the exclusive club.
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The Mets had a one-run lead erased by a disastrous four-run sixth, fell behind by four in the seventh, and were even victim to an immaculate inning by rookie Brandon Young. That’s not exactly a ...
The usually-patient Soto skipped a first-pitch sinker from the Orioles' Yennier Cano through the right side to score Francisco Lindor, the automatic runner, from second base. Start the day smarter.
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