BALTIMORE (Interstat) — The Philadelphia Phillies look to snap a four-game losing streak Saturday when they face the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Philadelphia (57-53) has lost four straight, including Friday’s 6-4 setback to Baltimore in the series opener. The Phillies dropped three games at Miami earlier in the week before their loss to the Orioles. Philadelphia will start left-hander Cristopher Sánchez (13-4), who has been a consistent bright spot this season. Baltimore (54-56) has won two straight. The Orioles beat Detroit 10-9 in 12 innings on Wednesday, then defeated Philadelphia on Friday. Pete Alonso powered Baltimore in the opener, going 2 for 3 with a home run and two RBIs. Brandon Young is a player to watch for the Orioles. He earned the win Friday despite allowing four earned runs and five hits over 5 2/3 innings, striking out five. Young has won his last four starts, including seven-inning outings against Houston on July 19 and Kansas City on July 10. Andrew Painter is a player to watch for Philadelphia. He took the loss Friday but allowed only two earned runs and three hits over six innings, striking out six. Trea Turner also starred in defeat, going 3 for 4 with a home run and an RBI. The game-time forecast calls for 81 degrees and cloudy skies. Philadelphia has been installed as a minus-1.5 run-line favorite, and the over/under is 8. Interstat’s projections are split. Its game simulator projects Baltimore to win 5-2, while its ELO system gives Philadelphia a 52.4 percent probability of victory. The Phillies’ losing skid has been costly in the standings. After beating the Yankees 11-4 on July 26, Philadelphia lost to New York 3-1, New York 1-0, and then dropped three straight at Miami before Friday’s loss. Sánchez will be counted on to stop the slide. Baltimore’s recent week included an 8-5 win at Detroit on Monday, a 14-0 loss Tuesday, and the 12-inning victory Wednesday. The Orioles then opened this series with Alonso’s big night. Saturday’s matchup is the middle game of a three-game set, with Philadelphia again scheduled to visit Baltimore on Sunday. The Phillies then return home to face Washington, while Baltimore hosts the Los Angeles Angels next week. Sánchez enters with a 13-4 record, but the Orioles counter with a lineup that has shown power and recent timely hitting. Baltimore’s bullpen also has played a role, with Tyler Wells tossing a scoreless inning Friday. The Phillies need a strong start from Sánchez and production from Turner and the lineup to avoid a fifth consecutive defeat. The Orioles, meanwhile, can keep momentum with another win at home. First pitch is set for a cloudy but warm evening at Camden Yards.