For one night, the Orioles' bats awakened.
Chris Davis tried a new stance, and the first baseman had two hits and a two-run home run. Adam Jones returned after missing four games with hip and ankle soreness, and the center fielder drove in five runs, equaling a career high.
Even though Manny Machado's slump continued -- he was 0-for-5 and is now hitless in his last 18 at-bats -- the Orioles scored more runs than they had in any home game this season as they topped the Yankees, 10-4, before 22,983 at Oriole Park May 31.
After beginning the season with a 22-10 record, the Orioles lost 13 of 16 before winning two of three against the Yankees.
