Overview
- Tyler O’Neill set an MLB record with a home run in his sixth consecutive Opening Day game, contributing to Baltimore’s dominant offensive performance.
- The Orioles hit a franchise-record six home runs in their season opener, showcasing their lineup’s power potential.
- Adley Rutschman and Cedric Mullins each hit two home runs, with Rutschman continuing his stellar Opening Day track record.
- Zach Eflin pitched six strong innings, allowing only two runs, to secure the win for Baltimore.
- Despite the offensive explosion, questions remain about the Orioles’ bullpen reliability after some shaky performances in relief.