June 30, 2025; Arlington, Texas, USA; Baltimore Oriols launched Pichers Trever Rogers (28) against Texas Rangers during the first innings at the Globe Life Field. Compulsory Credit: Jerome Miron-Imgon Picture Baltimore Orioles are on a roll. Now it is a matter of maintaining it.
They go to Saturday’s game against a visit to Miami Marlins on a three-game winning line.
Ryan O’Harn, the first basman of Baltimore, said, “I think there is so much talent in this room and there are so many good players that we are waiting to roll the ball, come together and get out of good baseball.” “It seems how it should feel.”
Oriols won 5–2 in Friday night’s series opener, marking the team’s sixth win in their last seven matches.
The Baltimore interim manager has settled in a good groove under Tony Manasolino, although the American League has a standing task in the playoff controversy. But trust is definitely increasing.
“I think as you get close to .500, five games are the next step, it becomes a little more real, it becomes a little more attainable,” Mansolino said. “It brings a lot of confidence.”
Recently the boom has transferred Oriols to a record of 43–50, so there are step-by-step goals to make it possible.
“We just have to focus on bringing ourselves up to .500, and from there, removes this,” Mansolino said.
Marlins manager Clayton McCuloff hopes that Miami may commit more crime after killing a thick patch this week. Marlins did not score until the ninth innings on Friday.
The series marks a homecoming for Marlins outfielder Kyle Stores and Infielder Connor Norbi, who hit the Baltimore Starter Dean Cramer on Friday. The stools were drafted by Baltimore and went all the way to the major league through the Oriols organization before it was away in a business.
He has expressed some feelings associated with this series.
Stovers said about Orioles, “I am going back to people because they are people with whom I came in a minor league, and I have some best friends in the world.”
Former Miami left-arm hand Trevor Rogers (2–0, 1.57 ERA) will be the initial pitcher for the Oriols. He was in his fifth season with Marlins, when he was traded from Baltimore in the last summer – stores and nerbi.
All of his 89 career performances – all begin – come with 80 Marlins, so this will be the first time he will face Miami.
Baltimore has started four out of five of Rogers, including Sundays in Atlanta, when they scorched Braves on four hits in 6 2/3 innings. This would mark the second home outing of the year for Rogers, resulting in eight shutout innings against the Texas Rangers.
The right-handed Jenson Junk (3–1, 3.12) will start for Marlins after a back-to-back outing of six innings. He has won three of his last five outings in Cincinnati on Monday – an unknown run and a hit – perhaps the best of the season.
The junk has picked in major leagues for some parts of five sessions, but will be their first matchup with Oriols.
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