Ramón Urías capped off a wild extra-inning victory for the Astros over the Orioles with a walk-off grounder against his former team.

It was the top of the fifth before the Orioles offense decided to finally put some runs on the board against journeyman Jason Alexander, who pitched well, with crafty stuff and good control. In four innings, Alexander allowed just one hit: a triple by Dylan Carlson. (Of course he was stranded.)

Sitting after five straight starts

I was actually in shock when Mike [Elias] called me,” Ramón Urías said of his trade from the Orioles to the Astros.

Urías and the Astros fell 7-0 to the Orioles, from whom Houston acquired the 31-year-old middle infielder 16 days ago.

When Ramón Urías reached second base in the eighth inning Friday, former Orioles teammates Jackson Holliday and Gunnar Henderson couldn’t help but give him some grief. “They said a couple of bad words,

Baltimore Orioles rookie starting pitcher Brandon Young lost his perfect game bid in heartbreaking fashion after Houston Astros second baseman Ramon Urias' infield single.