The Orioles got absolutely owned by their ex. Former O’s starter Dean Kremer delivered one of the best starts of his career against Baltimore, carving up the Orioles for seven innings of one-run, one-hit baseball as the Minnesota Twins took down the O’s, 9-5. Two starts after being traded, the Twins appear to have fixed Kremer, and the Orioles were left looking completely helpless at the plate for most of the night. Luke Slabaugh reacts to another brutal Orioles loss, including Trevor Rogers battling through command issues, Cam Sanders’ promising return, Rico Garcia’s seventh-inning meltdown, and Grant Wolfram getting tagged for three runs in relief. Garcia did not retire a single batter in the seventh inning, allowing four runs and turning a tight game into a disaster. Wolfram then surrendered three more runs, including a three-run homer to notorious Oriole killer Josh Bell. The Orioles finally showed some late fight, with Coby Mayo ripping a two-run single in the ninth inning, bu...