The Orioles had this one seemingly in their hands, then it completely unraveled. After jumping out to a 4-1 lead, Baltimore went flat in a frustrating 7-5 getaway-day loss to the Minnesota Twins. Shane Baz could not hold the lead, surrendering five runs on nine hits in just three innings as his command disappeared in the third. The Orioles’ offense then vanished too, with Twins pitching retiring 10 straight after the fourth inning began. Jackson Holliday put the O’s on the board with an RBI groundout, and Dylan Beavers delivered the big early swing: an Earl Weaver special three-run homer. But after that? Nothing. The road trip is heading in the wrong direction, and Baltimore settles for a 3-3 season series split in Minnesota. Luke Slabaugh breaks down the Orioles’ classic hangover-game collapse, Baz’s brutal third inning, the disappearing offense, Beavers’ big blast, and what this loss says about where the O’s are right now. Subscribe for daily Baltimore Orioles news, postgame reac...