The Orioles were trailing 2-1 after 6.5 innings against the Boston Red Sox April 11 in a game that wasn't particularly memorable up to that point.
But sloppy play led to three runs in the seventh and three more in the eighth, and the Red Sox ended up with 15 hits in an 8-1 win before 37,497 at Fenway Park.
With one out in the seventh, right-hander Dylan Bundy walked Pablo Sandoval, and in came right-hander Darren O'Day, who had, perhaps, his worst game as a major leaguer two days before.
Manager Buck Showalter badly wanted O'Day, who had walked a career-high three batters and allowed four runs April 9, to get into another game quickly.
