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Brandon Young successfully prevented Kyle Stowers from hitting a home run, marking a career first for the Orioles pitcher. The Baltimore Orioles maintained their lead against the Miami Marlins, contributing to the Marlins' ongoing losing streak.

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At least Baltimore Orioles pitcher Brandon Young kept Miami Marlins' Kyle Stowers in the ballpark.
That was a career first.
With a runner on first base and two outs in the bottom of the first inning Wednesday night, Young attempted to protect an early three-run lead andĀ delivered a 93-mph four-seam fastball.
Stowers deemed the first pitch tempting and singled to right field.
Stowers and Connor Norby eventually scored as the Marlins rallied to tie the score. The visiting Orioles ended up earning a 7-4 victoryĀ atĀ loanDepot park. The loss extended the Marlins' losing streak to four straight games.
Brandon Young successfully kept Kyle Stowers from hitting a home run, marking it as a career first for the Orioles pitcher.
The Baltimore Orioles maintained their lead against the Miami Marlins, contributing to the Marlins' current losing streak.
Young's pitch, a 93-mph four-seam fastball, was crucial in protecting an early three-run lead in the game.
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Young certainly departed the mound in the first inning, frustrated over losing the early lead, but he could have taken solace in the fact that he didn't allow Stowers to slam another home run off him.
In their three previous head-to-head duels, Stowers connected on a trifecta of round-trippers.
With the series finale tied at 3-all in the third inning, Young delivered a single pitch, an 87-mph splitter, to accomplish something he'd never done as a major leaguer. He got Stowers out by fielding his grounder and throwing him out at first.
In the bottom of the fifth, Young attempted to hold a two-run lead and faced Stowers with two outs and the bases empty. The Orioles' starter opened with three consecutive splitters, generating a 2-1 count. After missing with a fastball, he came back with another four-seamer and Stowers whiffed, ending the frame.
Stowers, who opened the season injured, finished 1-for-4.
Young (3-1) worked six innings, allowing three earned runs on four hits. He struck out five and walked three.Ā He also got Stowers out twice and kept him in the ballpark all three at-bats.
For a change.