Orioles Regain Momentum with 9-5 Win Over Blue Jays in High-Scoring Series

Jordan Westburg's two home runs and a strong offensive display lifted Baltimore to victory, while Toronto's Max Scherzer exited early with an injury.

Jordan Westburg delivered his first career multi-homer game, hitting two solo shots and contributing four hits in Baltimore's 9-5 win over Toronto.
Max Scherzer, making his debut for the Blue Jays, left after three innings due to right lat soreness, allowing two runs on three hits.
The Orioles' offense rebounded from a quiet showing in the previous game, with Colton Cowser, Ramón Urías, and Ryan O’Hearn also making key contributions.
Dean Kremer earned the win despite allowing five runs over 5 1/3 innings, while Bo Bichette led Toronto with a four-hit performance.
The series is now tied 2-1, with both teams showcasing contrasting strengths: Baltimore's explosive offense and Toronto's resilient bullpen and emerging players.