After being swept by the Minnesota Twins in a doubleheader Wednesday, the Orioles (15-26) are a season-low 11 games under .500 and sporting the worst run differential in the American League at minus-70. It’s a disastrous start for a team that added seven MLB free agents for a combined $105.25 million last winter to contend for a World Series title.

It can't get much worse for the Baltimore Orioles, which currently sit 12 games under .500 and counting. The O's are in last place in the AL East. Brandon Hyde

As shared by Matt Weyrich of The Baltimore Sun, the Orioles are riding a uniquely poor losing streak because of a pitching staff that cannot limit runs and an offense that cannot produce them consistently.

The Orioles squandered another lead in Game 2 of a doubleheader sweep against the Twins as Yennier Cano allowed a late three-run homer.

Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa and center fielder Byron Buxton exited a game against Baltimore after colliding in the third inning.

Baltimore Orioles outfielder Ramón Laureano was ejected after throwing his bat and spiking his helmet in a meltdown over a strikeout call against the Twins.

After Wednesday's disappointing doubleheader, the Baltimore Orioles sit with a 15-26 record with the season feeling more lost than ever.