Cedric Mullins of the Orioles achieved a cycle by hitting a home run in the 8th inning that changed the game.

As Cedric Mullins stepped up to bat for the last time on Friday night, having already hit a single, double, and triple, it was clear to all that he would be attempting to hit a home run.
The outfielder's efforts were rewarded as he hit a pitch into the right field stands close to Eutaw Street, completing a cycle.
Mullins hit a hanging changeup from Duane Underwood Jr. of the Pittsburgh Pirates while there were runners on the corners and two outs.
The object was dispatched to the chairs.
The Baltimore Orioles not only completed the cycle, but they also scored significant insurance runs, which extended their lead to 6-2.
For additional sports coverage, visit FOXNEWS.COM. Mullins had a rough start to the night, as he made a fly out during his initial at-bat.
He hit a single in the third inning, followed by a triple in the fifth inning and a double in the seventh inning during his next three turns at bat.
Mullins was waiting to bat with only two chances left, but when Terrin Vavra walked, Mullins got the opportunity to hit and he made it count.
A radio host in Tampa Bay criticized a broadcaster from New York who claimed that the Rays' impressive beginning to the season was questionable. This marks the second time this year that a player has achieved a cycle, with Luis Arraez, the AL batting champion, accomplishing the feat on April 11th.
He hit his fifth homer of the season.
Austin Hays hit for the cycle against the Washington Nationals last year, making him the most recent Oriole to achieve this feat.
To obtain the FOX News application, click on the provided link. The Orioles have exceeded expectations this season with their youthful team achieving a 25-13 record. They recently won 6-3 against Pittsburgh, who have lost 10 out of their last 11 games after starting off strong.