Pete Crow-Armstrong Extends Hit Streak to 14 Games
The Baltimore Orioles announced that Pete Crow-Armstrong has reached 14 consecutive games with a hit, per the club's official account.
The Baltimore Orioles announced that Pete Crow-Armstrong has extended his hitting streak to 14 consecutive games.
The club posted the milestone on its official account, making it the most visible piece of good news out of Camden Yards on a week that has otherwise been heavy on roster shuffling — a DFA, a recall, a rehab assignment, and a bullpen conversion all landing within the last few days.
What we don't know yet
The post does not include game context, opposing pitcher, or the specific hit that extended the streak. What the number alone tells you: 14 straight is the kind of run that earns a graphic from the official account, which is its own form of institutional acknowledgment.
Whether the streak continues is, of course, the only question that matters now — and the only one nobody can answer yet.
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