Dean Kremer pitched seven shutout innings and the Orioles’ offense delivered 12 hits to secure a 5-2 win over the Marlins on July 11. Key contributions came from Ryan O’Hearn, Ramon Laureano, and Jordan Westburg as Baltimore continued its post-May surge.

Kittredge did not look too sharp. He allowed a single to lead-off hitter Jesús Sánchez, and then served up a two-run homer to Otto Lopez, his 10th long ball of the season. But he settled in from there, retiring the next three batters he faced to close out the Orioles 5-2 win.

As good as the Orioles were in June, they have been even better in July so far. Through nine games this month they are 6-3. That includes their 5-2 win on Friday night in which Dean Kremer was fantastic and the bats were productive. Could we kick the all-star break back another week? I don’t want this run to stop.

Orioles pitcher Dean Kremer has been a crucial member of Israel's pitching staff for the last decade -- even appearing for the team at European Baseball Championships years before the team qualified for the World Baseball Classic.

While the Orioles are most likely to trade players set to enter free agency after the season, does it make sense for Baltimore to trade right-hander Dean Kremer as well? Buck Showalter, Ben McDonald and Steve Johnson weigh in.

It’s Friday, July 11 and the Marlins (42-50) are in Baltimore to take on the Orioles (42-50). Edward Cabrera is slated to take the mound for Miami against Dean Kremer for Baltimore.

Orioles right-hander Dean Kremer will pitch for Israel in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Which other O’s might compete in the event?

Charlie Morton and Dean Kremer are in very different places in their careers. Morton finds himself on his sixth big league team in his age-41 season, while Kremer has only suited up in an Orioles uniform as a major leaguer in his sixth year.