??Chris Davis No.19 of the Baltimore Orioles beats the tag by Evan Longoria No.3 of the Tampa Bay Rays on a sacifric fly by Matt Wieters No.32 of the Baltimore Orioles [not pictured] in the sixth inning during a baseball game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Saturday in Baltimore, Maryland. AFP PHOTO
??Chris Davis No.19 of the Baltimore Orioles beats the tag by Evan Longoria No.3 of the Tampa Bay Rays on a sacifric fly by Matt Wieters No.32 of the Baltimore Orioles [not pictured] in the sixth inning during a baseball game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Saturday in Baltimore, Maryland. AFP PHOTO
BALTIMORE: The Orioles did not get a hit until the fifth inning Friday night (Saturday in Manila), but they quickly made up for lost time on the way to a 6-3 come-from-behind victory over the Tampa Bay Rays before a sellout crowd of 44,956 at Camden Yards.

Rays pitcher Matt Moore, staked to a three-run lead before he took the mound, retired the first 13 Orioles hitters before Chris Davis doubled with one out in the fifth and J.J. Hardy brought him home with a two-out single. The Orioles offense would erupt an inning later and score four times to overtake the Rays and carry rookie reliever Ashur Tolliver to his first major league victory.

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