Orioles Defeat Red Sox 8-5 in Home Opener After Splitting Series with Blue Jays

Baltimore's offense shines at Camden Yards following a mixed start to the season, with pitching depth and consistency remaining key concerns.

The Orioles opened their home schedule with an 8-5 victory over the Red Sox, powered by a 15-hit performance and strong bullpen contributions.
Baltimore split their season-opening series with Toronto, with Tomoyuki Sugano exiting his MLB debut early due to cramping but expected to make his next start.
Sugano allowed two runs in four innings during his debut, while George Springer and Tyler Heineman led the Blue Jays to a 3-1 win in the series finale.
Injuries continue to challenge the Orioles' pitching staff, with Albert Suárez placed on the injured list due to shoulder inflammation.
Baltimore's offense has shown significant potential, with key contributions from Jordan Westburg, Cedric Mullins, and Ryan O’Hearn early in the season.