Matt Bowman entered the game to close out the ninth inning after Aaron Judge hit a three-run home run, which narrowed the Yankees' deficit to 9-7. Despite the pressure, Bowman retired the next two batters to secure his third career save and his first of the season.

Matt Bowman, pitching for the Orioles, surrendered a home run to Aaron Judge during the game. Judge's 57th home run of the season came off Bowman's slider, traveling 412 feet with an exit velocity of over 112 mph.

Matt Bowman took over in the eighth inning, working around a walk to secure a scoreless frame, contributing to the Orioles' shutout victory. His performance added to the team's solid pitching effort after Eflin's dominant outing.

Matt Bowman, a veteran reliever for the Orioles, adds a unique connection to both Jackson and Matt Holliday, as he becomes the first player to share the clubhouse with both. Having played in the majors for seven teams, he reminisced about Jackson and his brother Ethan as kids in the Cardinals’ clubhouse, appreciating their enthusiasm during batting practice. With his arrival in Baltimore, Bowman enhances the bond between the Hollidays, allowing for shared experiences across generations in the game.

Matt Bowman earned the win for the Orioles, throwing 1 2/3 innings of relief. His performance contributed significantly to Baltimore's victory over the Dodgers, marking a pivotal moment in the game.