Gunnar Henderson hits career home run No. 100 and the Orioles absolutely roll the Padres in a 7-3 Friday night win. At just 24 years old, Gunnar ties Cal Ripken Jr. for the 4th-most home runs by an Oriole before turning 25—and he wasn’t done, going a perfect 3-for-3 with a walk. Baltimore’s offense brought relentless pressure early with two clutch, two-out rallies. Samuel Basallo crushed a two-run homer off right-hander Griffin Canning, and Pete Alonso delivered a bases-loaded single to keep the momentum rolling. This lineup is starting to feel dangerous top to bottom. On the mound, right-hander Shane Baz didn’t have his best command but battled through 5 innings on 103 pitches to secure the win. It wasn’t pretty—but it was gritty, and that matters. Luke Slabaugh breaks it all down on the Orioles Postcast—what this breakout night means for Gunnar, how this offense is evolving, and why this team is starting to feel like a real contender. Subscribe for daily Orioles coverage, game re...