SCORE: Orioles 16, Red Sox 8.

RECORD: 11-14.

BREAKDOWN: The Orioles scored three in the first against Red Sox starter Justin Haley as Mark Trumbo doubled to right with the bases loaded to score two. Pedro Alvarez singled in the third run. Boston answered with five runs in the second off Yovani Gallardo. The Sox loaded the bases with nobody out. Young shortstop Maurico Dubon stroked a single to right to drive in two. Mookie Betts plated a run with a single and Jackie Bradley Jr. hit a two-run homer to the opposite field, giving Boston a 5-3 lead. After the Sox added a run in the third, the Orioles pulled to within one in the bottom half on J.J. Hardy’s two-run homer. Baltimore then broke it open with six runs in the sixth. Manny Machado, Chris Davis, and Audry Perez all homered.

THUMBS UP: Red Sox third base prospect Rafael Devers made a nice backhanded stab toward the line on a hard-hit grounder, but first baseman Allen Craig couldn’t scoop the throw. Devers had two hits and a walk. “A 19-year-old in a major league game for the first time, he learned some things,’’ John Farrell said. “He has good bat speed and plenty of arm strength for a player that age. He has a lot going for him.’’ . . . Betts had three hits, including one on a drag bunt.

THUMBS DOWN: Carlos Marmol walked the bases loaded in the sixth . . . Red Sox pitching, in general, was terrible. Roenis Elias allowed six runs on seven hits in two-thirds of an inning, and Haley allowed six hits and five runs in three innings.

MEDICAL UPDATE: The Red Sox went with Devers at third in place of Yoan Moncada, who is battling a hip issue . . . Pablo Sandoval took ground balls and is making progress with a sore back . . . Carson Smith, who has a strained flexor muscle in his right arm, may begin some arm motion in the next couple of days.

AROUND THE BASES: Bradley said it was the first time he could remember ever swinging at a 3-0 pitch when he homered in the second inning . . . Devers said he would be starting at High-A Salem but hoped to move up quickly . . . There were 8,518 in attendance at Ed Smith Stadium in a game played in 3 hours 16 minutes. It was 80 degrees at game time.

NEXT GAME: Against the Phillies at JetBlue Park (1:05) in Fort Myers on Sunday. The game is on NESN and WEEI radio. Steven Wright opposes Jerad Eickhoff. Matt Barnes, Noe Ramirez, and Craig Kimbrel are also scheduled to pitch for Boston.

Nick Cafardo