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O's get needed win beneath their wings

Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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BALTIMORE — Being a bird is easy when the win is beneath your wings.

The Orioles beat the Brewers 6-4 and dodged a series sweep, making their current record 9-6. 

The O’s have earned the name “cardiac kids” again this season, as this is their seventh comeback win. 

Jackson Holliday got his much-awaited first career hit in the seventh inning. 

He has been battling an 0-for-13 stretch since his first appearance. 

Gunnar logged in for his fourth multi-hit game, which included a game-tying single. 

Cowser remains on fire. He launched a 422-foot moon rock in the eighth. 

The inevitable Cedric Mullins hit a homer early in the game.

Ryan O’Hearn blasted a 408-foot dinger in the 3rd. 

Corbin Burnes allowed three runs (1 HR), two walks, five strikeouts, and one balk in five innings.

Craig Kimbrel closed the door with a scoreless ninth and three strikeouts.