"Just wanted it to be over" – Orioles manager Brandon Hyde reacts to 24-2 meltdown against Reds

Although after having a strong team of players for years and a reputed manager, Brandon Hyde, the Baltimore Orioles lost the battle to the Cincinnati Reds. The score surprised not only the players but also the fans of both teams, and the Baltimore Orioles will now have to change their team strategy to maintain their legacy in the future.This loss was unbearable for the team players of the Baltimore Orioles as well as the manager, Brandon Hyde, because it was one of the most devastating losses to the Cincinnati Reds since the year 2007. As strong as the players of the Baltimore Orioles are, the fans were expecting a good defeat to the Cincinnati Reds, but it was the players of the Cincinnati Reds who outshone their performance, and now are the winners of the series.The difference between the scores of the winning team and the losing team is just not up to the mark for the audience. The final score landed at 24-2, where the winners of the series were the Cincinnati Reds, and it was the Baltimore Orioles who lost the match drastically. It left a very negative impact on the manager of the Baltimore Orioles, Brandon Hyde. Moreover, the players also disappointed their fans, as their fans were expecting a great match between the Baltimore Orioles and the Cincinnati Reds. As the Cincinnati Reds managed to have a strong start to the game against the Baltimore Orioles and had twenty-five hits, they also managed to hit home runs in all the starting records; the fans of the Baltimore Orioles were upset. It was not a pleasant sight to watch for the manager of the Baltimore Orioles. However, on the other side, the Baltimore Orioles’ pitcher, who is also one of the most shouted MLB players, Charlie Morton, had a challenging start to the series between the Baltimore Orioles and the Cincinnati Reds. Further, all the other players, including the pitcher, the outfielder, infielder, were not in form on the field against the Cincinnati Reds.Also Read: "They missed an opportunity"- MLB insider made bold statement about Baltimore Orioles' $170M lost ace