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Orioles Rally for 10-6 Extra-Inning Win Over Rangers

Tony Mansolino’s roster adjustments underscored how Baltimore’s depth powered its extra-inning rally.

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Baltimore Orioles third base coach Tony Mansolino hits grounders to his son Maddox during an interleague game of major league baseball at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. (Karl Merton Ferron/Staff)
Jun 23, 2025; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Baltimore Orioles pitcher Trevor Rogers (28) greeted by catcher Chandler Tromp (41) after pitching eight full innings against the Texas Rangers at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Mandatory Credit: Mitch Stringer-Imagn Images

Overview

  • Baltimore scored four runs in the 11th inning, highlighted by a pinch-hit RBI single from Luis Vázquez, Ramón Laureano’s third double of the game, and a two-run double by Gunnar Henderson.
  • Interim manager Tony Mansolino shifted DH Gary Sánchez behind the plate after Chadwick Tromp’s injury, forcing Trevor Rogers to bat twice—the first starter to do so since MLB’s universal DH era began.
  • Trevor Rogers delivered a quality start with 5⅓ innings, two runs allowed and five strikeouts to set the tone against Patrick Corbin’s six-inning, three-run outing.
  • The Texas bullpen was tested for the fourth straight extra-inning game, tying a franchise record and leaving the Rangers to turn to ace Jacob deGrom in Game 2.
  • Under Tony Mansolino, who has guided the Orioles to a 21-19 mark since May 17, Baltimore demonstrated renewed urgency even as the team stays below .500.