Orioles vs Blue Jays Score: A Blowout Win for Toronto

The Baltimore Orioles faced off against the Toronto Blue Jays in what would become an embarrassing 22-7 blowout loss at Camden Yards. The game saw every Blue Jays starter record at least one hit, with Lourdes Gurriel leading the charge with 7 RBIs and Hernandez tallying five.

Gurriel's impressive performance was matched by Jansen, who led the team with four hits. On the mound, Conner Greene and Fernando Abad broke the mold, tossing scoreless innings to end the game. However, it was not all smooth sailing for Toronto as Eric Hanhold, the 59th player to appear for the Orioles this season, allowed two runs in 1.2 innings.

The Orioles summoned Mike Baumann to finally end the inning, but he fared no better, allowing six runs over three innings. The Blue Jays continued to dominate, with Hernandez blasting their second grand slam of the afternoon. Danny Jansen and Breyvic Valera both drove in runs with base hits, and Jake Lamb followed with a solo homer to make it 10-3.

The Orioles' struggles continued as they allowed seven more runs in the third quarter inning. Zac Lowther was yanked after a leadoff walk in the third, and rookie Spenser Watkins did little to stem the tide of runs, allowing four hits and seven runs over two innings.

Despite the tough loss, the Orioles are still hoping for an indication that they can contribute next season. However, today was not the day for anyone to prove their worth. The Blue Jays' dominant performance marked a dark weekend for the home team, which will look to bounce back from the losing streak.

In related news, the NFL takes center stage on ESPN today, and the Orioles' blowout loss will be a difficult footnote for fans to swallow. However, the city of Baltimore is resilient, and with 16 games remaining in the season, there's still plenty of time for the team to turn things around.

Orioles vs blue jays score