Adam Hall would once again make an appearance for the Baltimore Orioles this time in an 8-1 win over the Atlanta Braves at Ed Smith Stadium.
Hall replaced 2nd baseman, Jahmai Jones, for the second day in a row Hall did not get a chance to bat. Hall did contribute in the game taking part in the second of two Double-Plays the Orioles completed on the day.
In the bottom of the 7th inning Hall entered the game, Atlanta Braves center-fielder Guillermo Heredia grounded into a double play, he hit the ball to Short-Stop Mason McCoy, who got the ball to Hall to get Ehire Adrianza who led off the inning with a walk, Hall then threw to first-baseman Seth Mejias-Brean to get Heredia.
The Baltimore Orioles took the lead in the Third Inning, Jones reached on an infield single to third, Chris Shaw who walked to lead off the inning scored on a throwing error by third baseman Johan Camargo.
The lead was doubled in the 4th inning when Johan Camargo homered to right, but the Braves pulled within one in the bottom half of the inning following a Johan Camargo homer to right.
Austin Hays homered to left in the 5th inning to bring home Jones who led off with a walk to make it 4-1 to the Orioles.
In the 7th inning the Baltimore Orioles would score three more runs, Jones singled to left to lead the inning off, Ryan McKenna was then walked, moving Jones to second, Rylan Bannon grounded into fielder's choice to third, Jones scored on an error, McKenna moved safely to second on a fielding error by third baseman CJ Alexander, McKenna then moved to third on an error.
Tyler Nevin hit a Sacrifice-fly, but the ball was dropped, McKenna scored and Bannon scored, Nevin was safe at first on a fielding error by center fielder Heredia.
Nevin moved to second, after Mejias-Brean flew out to center, Adley Rutschman doubled to deep right-center, allowing Nevin to score.
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