Beatline Orioles - Daily Podcast On The Baltimore Orioles
Sep 19, 2026 · 10 min · 9 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Baltimore Orioles (75-79) host the Milwaukee Brewers (95-58)…
So for game two, we're looking at Chris Bassett taking the mound for Baltimore.
He's got experience, but facing a Brewers team that's won 95 games this year is no joke.
Milwaukee has been aggressive on the base paths and they've got power everywhere.
Right, and remember, Bassett had a solid outing earlier in the series, but the Brewers are hitting well.
They beat us 6-5 last night thanks to that 10th inning explosion.
Do you think Bassett can go deep enough into this game to help the bullpen?
I hope so.
In my preview yesterday, I predicted Bassett would go at least six innings in game one, and he did.
For tonight, I'm expecting similar work.
He needs to keep the ball in the park.
The Brewers don't swing for the fences as much as some teams.
They rely on contact and situational hitting.
If Bassett misses his spots, they will punish him.
That's the key.
We saw what happened when the defense or the pitching lit up last night.
That's a small ball play, but it came after Churio's blast.
Bassett has to be precise with his off-speed pitches to keep them honest.
Agreed.
And look at the roster situation.
We have Shane Baz listed as day-to-day, which adds some uncertainty to the rotation if things go south later in the week.
But for tonight, it's Bassett.
He's the veteran presence.
So for game two, we're looking at Chris Bassett taking the mound for Baltimore.
He's got experience, but facing a Brewers team that's won 95 games this year is no joke.
Milwaukee has been aggressive on the base paths and they've got power everywhere.
Right, and remember, Bassett had a solid outing earlier in the series, but the Brewers are hitting well.
They beat us 6-5 last night thanks to that 10th inning explosion.
Do you think Bassett can go deep enough into this game to help the bullpen?
I hope so.
In my preview yesterday, I predicted Bassett would go at least six innings in game one, and he did.
For tonight, I'm expecting similar work.
He needs to keep the ball in the park.
The Brewers don't swing for the fences as much as some teams.
They rely on contact and situational hitting.
If Bassett misses his spots, they will punish him.
That's the key.
We saw what happened when the defense or the pitching lit up last night.
That's a small ball play, but it came after Churio's blast.
Bassett has to be precise with his off-speed pitches to keep them honest.
Agreed.
And look at the roster situation.
We have Shane Baz listed as day-to-day, which adds some uncertainty to the rotation if things go south later in the week.
But for tonight, it's Bassett.
He's the veteran presence.
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