The American League East-leading Blue Jays came to Baltimore as baseball’s hottest team. The Orioles, by starting the four-game series with two imposing victories, extinguished that stretch with a pair of offensive outputs that showed what a mostly healthy lineup can do — even if it’s too late to change the front office’s plans.

Adley Rutschman doubled home the tiebreaking run in the bottom of the eighth inning, and the Baltimore Orioles completed a doubleheader sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays, 3-2 on Tuesday night. With Gunnar Henderson on second and one out,

The third player to be moved amid the Orioles’ Trade Deadline sale is another reliever -- one who didn’t have far to go to join his new team. Baltimore sent right-hander Seranthony Domínguez and cash considerations to Toronto in exchange for righty Juaron Watts-Brown (the Blue Jays’ No.

The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 11-4 on Monday, then 16-4 on Tuesday before the second half of their double-header later in the day. The Orioles' wins led to the sole Canadian MLB team being trolled.

The Orioles took the series opener 11-4 to extend its twinning streak to three games. Baltimore has scored 34 runs in the past three games, while Toronto has dropped two straight giving up 21 runs. The Blue Jays were 8-1 before the two-game losing skid.

The Toronto Blue Jays could use help in their outfield at the MLB trade deadline, and Cleveland Guardians All-Star Steven Kwan is a good fit.

In a recent article, Finkelstein and Staph predicted that the Blue Jays would acquire Twins closer Jhoan Durán, sending infield prospect Josh Kasevich, right-handed pitching prospect Khal Stephen, and left-handed pitching prospect Johnny King to Minnesota.

The five sac flies tied a Major League record, but homers were the difference Tuesday as the O’s won Game 1 of a doubleheader.