The Latest Breaking News from Anthony Santander

CHICAGO — The Orioles have avoided being swept this season by frequently managing to capitalize on their opponents’ mistakes. On Sunday, they had to overcome their own to dodge a third straight loss to the Chicago Cubs.

NEW YORK — Neither Gunnar Henderson nor Adam Frazier began this season the way they or the Orioles hoped. The two infielders, one a rookie and the other a veteran, have done their best to make up for it of late.

TORONTO — As the road team in extra innings, scoring one run is often not enough. Saturday’s win was the exception thanks to the heroics of Félix Bautista.

BALTIMORE — Sunday’s afternoon game at Camden Yards was a matchup of what could have been and what is. Two pitchers who share a last name, one whose days in an Oriole uniform never came and another for whom they are only beginning, dueled in a crowded Baltimore venue older…

BALTIMORE — Kyle Gibson on Saturday wasn’t the pitcher the Orioles paid $10 million for this offseason.

On opening day, Austin Hays achieved a major league first. He had the ability to dodge the distinction.

CHICAGO — The Orioles took four leads Saturday but couldn’t hold any of them.

The Sox rally for two runs in the 10th inning, with the winning run coming on a single by rookie Oscar Colas.

BALTIMORE — Bryan Baker threw a 96-mph pitch by Isiah Kiner-Falefa and unleashed a roar in chorus with the 45,017 raucous fans at a sold-out Camden Yards.

MIAMI — On paper, it was the toughest of the four pools for opening-round play of the World Baseball Classic.

MIAMI — Venezuela knew it was going to be without one of the greatest of all time in its lineup on Saturday.