The Red Sox appeared to be on the verge of sweeping the Marlins when they took a 3-1 lead into the eighth inning on Sunday, but the bullpen couldn’t come through after Garret Crochet departed following the seventh inning, and Miami rallied for a 5-3 win.

The Orioles (+102 underdog on the moneyline) visit the Red Sox (-122). The matchup on the mound for this contest is set with the Boston Red Sox looking to Dustin May (7-8), and Trevor Rogers (5-2) taking the ball for the Baltimore Orioles.

Ramón Urías beats out a potential double play to score Carlos Correa and give Houston a win in 12 innings over the Orioles.

Three years ago, Baltimore fans dreamed of lineups like the Orioles put out Sunday. Eight of the Orioles’ nine players were homegrown and developed into top 100 prospects. That group — the Orioles’ young core that will determine whether the future is a success or not — combined to smack 11 hits and drive in 12 runs as Baltimore clobbered the Houston Astros,

I respect the effort here in giving a Houston team with playoff pretensions fits, forcing them to empty their bullpen and their bench while winning it, in the end, on a fluke play: a 60-mph dribbler to third by Ramón Urías ( Why did it have to be Ramón?