The Giants and Orioles opened the 2010 regular season with an exciting game, ending with a walk-off single by Ryan Penkala in the bottom of the 6th. The Giants received big offensive days from Penkala (4-4), Brain Barrows (2-3), Jason Fox (1-3, 2BB), Mike Levasseur, Riley Bourque, and Cam Kessel. The Giants also received solid pitching from Fox, Levasseur, and Penkala, who combined for 7Ks. Defensively, Owen Shea was solid behind the plate, while CJ Mellon had a good game over at third base. The Orioles offense was led by Chad Hult (3-3, double), Christian Lowell, Kyle Capone, and Keenan Dwyer. The Orioles also received solid pitching from Dwyer and Nick Perkins, who combined for 4Ks. Defensively Hult was extremely solid behind the plate, and Perkins fielded his position very well on the mound.

Nick Perkins and Cam Stockman (3 innings each) combined on a no-hitter to lead the O's to their first win of the season. Christian Lowell (2 doubles), Keenan Dwyer and Chad Hult contributed offensively, as did Ryan Kozyra and Brandon Stoddard who collected their first hits in majors. For the Phillies Noah Toland used his speed to generate the Phillies run, while Zach Cunningham was solid on the hill.

The A's used a 5 run second to grab an early lead and never looked back. Christian Lowell roped a double to left and Keenan Dwyer walked and scored the Orioles run. Cam Stockman had some good rips on the day, lining out and singling up the middle. Stockman (2IP, 1K), Keenan Dwyer (2IP, 4K) and Nick Perkins (2IP, 3K) handled the O's pitching. McDonnell pitched the first 3 for the A's, working out of some tough jams. Mike Fuller was lights-out, striking out 6 in his 3 innings of work and allowing no hits. Chad Olivieri had 3 hits, doubled and scored three times. Brian Toupin, Nikhil Karnane (double) and Mike Fuller (two hits) also contributed to the offense.

The Rockies take the first of three games against the Orioles by playing solid defense and offense. The Rockies strung together 10 hits including 2 doubles and 7 RBI's while posting 7 K's and 10 put outs including 2 double plays. The Orioles, struggling to keep stride, put up a very tough defense with 10 put outs of their own including a double play but simply couldn't get their bats going. The Orioles had 4 singles on the day from Christian Lowell, Zach Torla, Brandon Stoddard and their AAA call up Derek Downing. From the mound, Cameron Stockman went 4 innings with 1 K and Nick Perkins went 1 inning with 2 K's. For the Rockies, Ben Seegel went 3 for 3, all singles, Alec Juknievich and Connor Prangly both drove the ball to the fence for doubles and Collin Morrow, Nick Koch, Alec Marshall, Cameron Paquette and Anthony Yan all contributed with singles of their own. From the mound, Matt Layer went 5 innings with 5 K's and Collin Morrow went 1 inning with 2 K's to close the game in the top of the 6th.

The Athletics beat the Orioles with good pitching and timely hitting. Brian Toupin led the offense with two doubles and two runs scored. Chad Olivieri started and went 4 innings, striking out 10 and allowing 2 hits. Mike Fuller and Patrick McDonnell each pitched a solid inning. For the Orioles, Keenan Dwyer started and pitched 2 innings, walking 1 and striking out 2. Cam Stockman struck out 2 in 2 innings of work, and Nick Perkins notched two K's in his inning of work. Offensively, Trevor Hult and Christian Lowell had the Orioles hits. For the A's Olivieri, Nathan Fallon, Fuller, Tyler North and Ryan North had hits. Anthony Martin was once again a standout defensively and Chad Hult was solid behind the plate.

Keenan Dwyer (3-4, 3-run HR, 4RBI) and Chad Hult (2-4,2B, 4RBI) provided the bulk of the O's offense. Trevor Hult had two hits and scored 3-runs. Cam Stockman also had two hits and pitched well. For the Phillies Jacob Derusha had 2 hits and scored a run. Jack leatherman also chipped in with a single.

The Giants' offense started strong, with four runs in the first inning, highlighted by a three-run homerun by Ryan Penkala. The Giants also received offensive contributions from Cam Kessel, Charlie Diechmann, Brian Barrows, Jason Fox, and Owen Shea. Defensively, Riley Bourque played a great centerfield. Jason Fox (2 inning) and Mike Levasseur (4 innings) combined for 9 strikeouts. The Orioles received solid pitching from Keenan Dwyer (1 inning) and Cam Stockman (4 innings), combining for 7 strikeouts. Offensively, the Orioles received hits from Christian Lowell (2-3), Kyle Cappone, and Trevor Hult.

The duo of Dwyer and Chad Hult came through huge again in similar format with 3-run HR and 2-run double, respectively. Chad thew-out the first runner in O's 70-foot history. Trvor Hult had a great outing in the middle innings and Cam Stockman closed it out with two scoreless innings of relief. For the Rockies Nick Koch(2-3) drew first blood with a 3-run shot of his own. Ben Seegel had a hit and scored a pair of runs. Matt Lawyer had a hit and stayed in front of a tough hop to make a nice play at first.

The A's managed 8 runs on 9 hits to defeat the Orioles 8-1. This game was 2-0 through four innings as Trevor Hult (2IP) and Nick Perkins (2IP) pitched well, keeping the A's hitters off balance and getting out of some jams. Ryan North sparked the A's offense with three hits and three stolen bases. Brian Toupin added a double and a single, while Chad Olivieri contributed two singles and two RBI. The Orioles got good outfield defense from Cam Stockman in CF and Derek Downing in LF. Keenan Dwyer caught a pop in shallow CF and threw out a tagging runner at home while Christian Lowell also turned a double play when he caught a bloop at third and got the runner retreating to third. Jonathan Zanzerkia and Anthony Martin also contributed hits for the A's. Patrick McDonnell started and pitched 4 solid innings, striking out 4 and allowing just 2 hits. Mike Fuller pitched two innings, striking out 2 and allowing no hits. Ryan Kozyra and Kyle Capone had the hits for the Orioles, while Cam Stockman and Zack Torla each pitched an inning.

The best part of coaching is seeing a kid shine ina tough situation. With a four full games and a continuation in one week. Zach Torla provided two huge innings to preserve an O's lead. The two teams traded identical punches in the first with the first five batters for each team scoring runs. Torla also had two hits along with Ryan Kozyra and Chad Hult. As usual, Owen Amigo and Stevie Signorello were tough outs as was ZZ. Noah Telerski also chimed in with a base hit.

The Royals and Orioles had to finish a game started way back on May 7th that was stopped due to darkness with the score 13-13. The game resumed in the bottom of the 6th with the Royals batting. Cam Novotny lead of with a key single, Noah Telerski singled and then Ryan ZZ hit the ball to the right side to score Cam and the game was over. There was a lot of offense in this one, for the Royals Owen Amigo hit the years first home run as he was 3-4, Ryan ZZ 2 hits, Steve Signorello 3-3, Alex Amigo 2 hits. For the Orioles Christian Lowell 2 hits, Ryan Kozyra 3-4, Keenan Dwyer 2 hits, Nick Perkins 3-4. Pitching 1 inning Trevor Hult.

The Royals and O's finish a 3 game set with the Royals coming out on top. The Royals jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first on hits from Alex Amigo and Noah Telerski. In the 2nd the Royals added 3 more, in the 3rd added another and then in the 4th added 4 more with hits from Can Novotny, Zach Finklestein, Matt Savoia, Patrick Bue and a double from Ryan ZZ to go up 12-0 but the O's decided not to go away without a fight. In the bottom of the 4th they put up 2 runs on hits from Nick Perkins and Keenan Dwyer.In the top of the 5th the Royals finished their scoring on a home run from Owen Amigo (2 hits) and a double from Steve Signorello. In the O's half of the inning they put up 4 more runs on hits from Christian Lowell (double), Chad Hult and Kyle Capone (2 hits). The game got interesting in the last of the 6th. The O's loaded the bases and pushed across 2 runs bringing Trevor Hult to the plate, he smashed a ball to centerfield that would have cleared the bases by Ryan ZZ made a huge play tracking the ball down to end the game. Pitching, Royals: Ryan ZZ 2, Owen Amigo 2, Matt Savoia 1, Steve Signorello 1. O's: Trevor 1, Christian Lowell 1, Nicke Perkins 1, Kyle Capone 1, Zack Torla 2.

The O's scored runs in bits and pieces to win over a scrappy Phillies team. Max Coffin pirched well in the middle innings. Chris Lowell paced the O's with his bat and his speed (3 hits, a few runs scored). Kyle Capone made a nice throw from RF to nail a Phillies runner at the plate in the bottom of the 6th where a sustained rally would have resulted in another suspended game.

The Giants finished their regular season series with the Orioles with a hard fought win. The Giants offense was led by Ryan Penkala (3-3), Charlie Deichmann (2-4), Brian Barrows (2-3), Owen Shea (2-4), and Tommy Lessard (2-2, including a double that came within inches of a homerun). Also collecting hits were Cam Kessel and CJ Mellen (double). Mellen (2 innings), Mike Levasseur (2 innings), and Penkala (2 innings) combined for 5 strikeouts. The Orioles were led by Christian Lowell (3-4, double), Nick Perkins (2-3), Keenan Dwyer (double), Kyle Cappone (double), Trevor Hult, and Zack Torla. Dwyer (4 innings) and Cam Stockman (2 innings) combined for 9 strikeouts.

The Orioles finished their season on a high note against the Rockies. Cam Stockman pitched well for the O's and had a 2-3 day at the plate. Nick Perkins threw 2 to close it out and had a three hit day including a 200ft single. Rockies were led by Alec Marshall, Ben Seegel and Nick Koch who all had mutiple hit games.

This game was just how playoff ball should be, great pitching, timely hitting and some good fielding mixed in. After a scoreless first the O's went up 4-0 in the 2nd on hits by Keenan Dwyer (double), Chad Hult (2 hits on the day) and Kyle Capone. In the 3rd the Royals managed to score 3 as Steve Signorello singled and was followed by a homerun from Owen Amigo (2-3). Alex Amigo then singled (2-2 on the day) and eventually stole home to make it 4-3. It stayed that way till the 5th when Luke Ansel singled and then scored on a double from Ryan ZZ. Steve Signorello then followed him with a homerun of his own to go up 6-4 where it would end. Pitching was great in this game, for the O's Keenan Dwyer pitched 5 solid innings and was then relieved by Cam Stockman 1 inning. For the Royals Steve Signorello pitched the first 2 then Ryan Szczygielski pitched 4 lights out innings. Great game.

The Giants' offense came alive in the 2nd and 3rd innings, scoring 5 and 2 runs, respectively. Offensively Charlie Deichmann (2-3), Ryan Penkala, Brian "birthday boy" Barrows, Nick Quadros, Tommy Lessard, Cam Kessel, and CJ Mellen all had productive days at the plate. Defensively Quadros and Kessel made great plays at second and leftfield, respectively. On the mound, Mellen went 4 strong innings, striking out 4 and holding the Orioles scoreless. Also pitching for the Giants was Mike Levasseur (2 innings) and Ryan Penkala, who came in to close the game in the 6th. The Orioles Cam Stockman pitched 5 solid innings and struck out 4 batters. Offensively the Orioles received hits from Christian Lowell, Keenan Dwyer, and Kyle Capone.