Kyle Hudson had the go-ahead RBI single as part of a six-run ninth inning, as the Baltimore Orioles earned a 9-4 spring training win over the Minnesota Twins.
Chris Dickerson homered in the third inning for the Orioles, who got four sparkling innings from starter Brian Matusz. He had seven strikeouts.
James Beresford and Ray Olmedo homered for the Twins, who received 4 2/3 frames starter Kevin Correia.
Game Notes
The Indians ended a long day at the ballpark soggy and sleepy.
St. Louis left-hander Tyler Lyons had a lead before he even threw a single pitch in his MLB debut.
Paul Konerko would have loved the sweep. This wasn't bad, though.
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