The Orioles’ outfield blunders at Fenway Park at last caught up to them in Saturday’s ninth inning.

With two outs, nobody on base and the Orioles leading the Boston Red Sox by one, closer Félix Bautista induced a soft fly ball to left, but Ryan McKenna dropped it. A batter later, Adam Duvall hit his second home run of the game, giving Boston a walk-off 9-8 victory.

The Orioles’ outfield defense has been suspect throughout the team’s first two games, with McKenna’s drop joining poor routes and misreads.

The ending overshadowed a day in which the Orioles (1-1) became the first team since at least 1901 to steal 10 bases over the first two games of the season as they blew a 7-1 lead.

Right-hander Dean Kremer allowed five runs on six hits with one walk and three strikeouts in his season debut.

This story will be updated.

Orioles at Red Sox

Sunday, 1:35 p.m.

TV: MASN2

Radio: 97.9 FM, 101.5 FM, 1090 AM

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