| Orioles allow run on 3-error play |
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| Written by Admin |
| Monday, 16 April 2007 14:55 |
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) -The Baltimore Orioles committed three errors on one play that allowed the Tampa Bay Devil Rays to score a third-inning run Monday night. Tampa Bay's Brendan Harris started the inning with a single and scored when B.J. Upton reached third following a check-swing grounder. Baltimore first baseman Aubrey Huff received the first error after misplaying Upton's grounder. Upton advanced to second and Harris to third when Huff got a second error for an errant throw that got past pitcher Adam Loewen, who was covering first base. Orioles catcher Paul Bako backed up the play, but was charged with the third error when his bad throw toward the plate allowed Harris to score and let Upton reach third. Upton later scored when he beat Huff's throw to the plate on Ben Zobrist's sacrifice bunt. |
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