New York Yankees at Baltimore Orioles: Final Score & Recap

The Baltimore Orioles handed the New York Yankees a thorough 7-0 defeat at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on May 13, 2026, holding New York to just one hit while committing zero errors. The DiamondIQ model's estimate opened with Baltimore holding a 38% win probability before first pitch and closed at 100%, a complete reversal built inning by inning as the Orioles methodically constructed their lead against a Yankees offense that never found traction.

The decisive moments came in clusters. Coby Mayo's double off Max Fried in the bottom of the second added 8.4% to Baltimore's win probability and started the scoring, and the third inning extended the damage further as Pete Alonso's single off Fried contributed 6.2% and Blaze Alexander's single added another 5.6%, pushing the Orioles further ahead. The biggest single swing of the night came in the bottom of the fifth when Adley Rutschman lifted a home run off Paul Blackburn, a plus-9.0% WPA play that effectively sealed the outcome. Anthony Volpe's strikeout against Kyle Bradish in the top of the fifth moved in the opposite direction at minus-4.8%, the most damaging moment for New York's already bleak chances.

Kyle Bradish was the standout performer on the night, accumulating plus-27.5% WPA as he stifled the Yankees lineup across his outing. Adley Rutschman led all batters with plus-12.8% WPA and a RE24 of plus-1.4, while Blaze Alexander posted the best run-environment figure among position players at plus-2.1 RE24 to go with his plus-7.7% WPA. Pete Alonso added plus-8.7% WPA in a well-rounded Baltimore offensive effort that produced ten hits against a Yankees pitching staff that was never able to stem the damage.