Icon SportswireOn Wednesday night at Camden Yards, the New York Yankees continued their utter domination of the Baltimore Orioles, winning 14-2 and extending their record to 13-2 against the O's on the season. Dating to April 4, they've won 12 straight against Baltimore, a team that has dropped seven of its last 10 and owns the second-worst record in the league behind only the Detroit Tigers, who are on a historically bad pace. It's gotten so ugly in Baltimore that the team's former star player is attempting to throw fists with the manager in the dugout:
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As if the Orioles weren't broken already, the Yanks might have officially broken them in this three-game series, one in which each game was taken over by Yankee fans inside Camden Yards. The O's' iconic home stadium has become the Yankees' personal playground in 2019. Take a look at some of these stats, each one more absurd than the last..

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Ben JaredJERSEY CITY, N.J. — Brooks Koepka's love-hate relationship with the sport he's currently dominating has been well-documented. In 2015, he told Golf Digest that if he could do it all over again, he would have rather played baseball. Two years later, he began a ridiculous tear that saw him win four of eight majors. Looks like he chose the right profession.
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Numerous times since that 2015 interview, Koepka has been quoted as saying that golf is “boring” to him. During his pre-tournament press conference at the Open Championship, Koepka said that he only practices for the majors and not regular tour events, adding “if you've seen me on TV [at a regular PGA Tour event], that's when I play golf.” Unlike the rest of us, Koepka's not the type who furiously looks for tee times at his local muni seven days in advance.
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