BALTIMORE -- It is cold and it is early in the season, but the Orioles offense at Camden Yards is still concerning.
Consider this: through the Orioles' five games at home this season, they've been no-hit through seven innings twice, and once been held to one hit through eight innings. In Tuesday's 2-1 loss, the O's were unable to secure a hit off of Toronto starter Aaron Sanchez through seven innings, as he worked effectively despite allowing five runners to reach base.
Toronto managed to score the first run of the game on an errant eighth-inning throw, as Justin Smoak trotted home when Anthony Santander -- fielding Yangervis Solarte's single -- missed the cutoff man and threw the ball past catcher Chance Sisco.