Final Aug 24
COL 0 +249 o7.5
PIT 4 -280 u7.5
Final Aug 24
STL 2 +130 o9.0
TB 7 -141 u9.0
Final Aug 24
NYM 3 -130 o9.5
ATL 4 +120 u9.5
Final Aug 24
WAS 2 +217 o10.0
PHI 3 -241 u10.0
Final Aug 24
HOU 2 +117 o9.0
BAL 3 -126 u9.0
Final Aug 24
TOR 3 -123 o7.5
MIA 5 +113 u7.5
Final Aug 24
KC 10 +134 o8.0
DET 8 -146 u8.0
Final Aug 24
MIN 0 -107 o9.0
CHW 8 -101 u9.0
Final Aug 24
SF 4 +120 o8.0
MIL 3 -130 u8.0
Final Aug 24
CLE 0 +113 o7.5
TEX 5 -123 u7.5
Final Aug 24
CHC 4 -129 o9.5
LAA 3 +119 u9.5
Final Aug 24
ATH 4 +159 o7.5
SEA 11 -174 u7.5
Final Aug 24
LAD 8 -114 o8.0
SD 2 +105 u8.0
Final Aug 24
CIN 6 +112 o9.0
AZ 1 -121 u9.0
Final Aug 24
BOS 2 +147 o8.5
NYY 7 -160 u8.5

Detroit @ Baltimore preview

Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Last Meeting ( Apr 6, 2014 ) Baltimore 3, Detroit 1


With three losses in their last four games, the Detroit Tigers are looking to get back on track Monday as they begin a nine-game road trip with the first of three against the Baltimore Orioles. Detroit lost two of three against Minnesota over the weekend, including a disappointing 4-3 setback on Sunday in which the bullpen allowed a run in the seventh and three in the eighth. Baltimore also ended the weekend on a sour note, dropping a 5-2 decision to Houston on Sunday as its five-game winning streak came to an end.

These teams matched up in the second series of the season from April 4-6 and the Tigers took two of three at home. The second contest of that weekend set featured a pitching matchup that will be replicated on Monday. Tigers right-hander Rick Porcello allowed one run and three hits in 6 2/3 innings that day while Orioles righty Bud Norris was charged with five runs and nine hits in five innings of the 7-6 defeat.

TV: 7:05 p.m. ET, FSN Detroit, MASN (Baltimore)

PITCHING MATCHUP: Tigers RH Rick Porcello (5-1, 3.49 ERA) vs. Orioles RH Bud Norris (2-2, 3.82)

Porcello is coming off back-to-back strong outings in which he allowed a total of four earned runs and 11 hits over 13 2/3 innings. For a pitcher like Porcello who does not strike out many batters - his season high is six - it remains critical that he maintains a low walk total (six in six starts) and does not surrender a lot of home runs (three in 38 2/3 innings). Porcello, despite the victory early last month, is 2-5 with a 4.62 ERA in eight lifetime starts against Baltimore.

Norris' worst start of the season - both in terms of innings and runs allowed - was his outing against the Tigers. He is coming off a no-decision against Tampa Bay in which he yielded two runs and three hits in 5 2/3 innings but also walked four - the same amount of free passes he had issued in his previous three starts combined. One Tigers player who has yet to solve Norris is catcher Alex Avila, who is 0-for-8 against the 29-year-old.

WALK-OFFS

1. Orioles 1B Chris Davis is 5-for-15 with three homers and seven RBIs against Porcello while RF Nick Markakis is 9-for-21 with a homer.

2. Davis, who returned to the Baltimore lineup Sunday after a stint on the disabled list with an oblique injury, has only two homers after leading the majors with 53 last season.

3. Norris has never beaten Detroit, posting an 0-2 mark with a 7.41 ERA in three lifetime starts.

PREDICTION: Tigers 4, Orioles 3

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