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The Rangers lead the best-of-5 series 2-0, and they return home with two chances to eliminate the AL East champions.

It was another coulda-woulda-shoulda game, the stink of failure reaching into every phase of the Ravens’ afternoon.

Here are three ways the Ravens handed the win to the Steelers.

Many fans sitting through sweltering summer games welcome Mr. Splash's cooling outbursts after extra-base hits. Now that it's not quite so warm, Orioles fans are nevertheless hoping to get soaked. Because that means the O's are doing well.

The Ravens made mistakes early and sagged before slogging through a second half in which nothing seemed to work. Lamar Jackson's late turnovers killed any chance to salvage a win.

On Sunday, manager Brandon Hyde said it was a missed hit-and-run signal.

On Sunday, the Ravens announced Morgan Moses is among six inactive players for Week 5 against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The game is familiar, but the playoffs are amplified in almost every meaningful way. The Orioles need to get used to the new environment after failing to capitalize in a tense Game 1.

After five days off, the bullpen was as fresh as it had been since the start of spring training heading into Game 1 of the American League Division Series.

The O's had their chances, but the Rangers' bullpen wouldn't crack.

Worley, who was hurt his shoulder early in Sunday’s win over the Browns, will miss at least the next four games.

Hours before first pitch, fans young and old danced to music, cracked open drinks and toasted to the Orioles.

The delay, though, could cause even more downtown traffic than was expected.

Scherzer faced hitters Friday in a workout the day before Game 1, but he said afterward he’d need to see how his body recovers.

Means only returned from Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery in September.

The starting pitchers will have an outsize role in the team’s fate this postseason, but the ramifications will extend far beyond that.

The Orioles' season has stoked older fans and created new ones, but a closer look at Baltimore's baseball culture shows that too many kids who want to love the game are being left behind. Meet the people trying to change that.

Jett will sing the anthem before Game 1 of the American League Division Series.

After learning LeBron James shouted him out on IG Live, Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen had to regather his composure. Plus, rookie Zay Flowers hopes for the one thing he hasn't done yet in the NFL.