In the 12-2 romp on Thursday, the Orioles' bats looked in midseason form. Baltimore bashed six homers, including two each by Adley Rutschman and Cedric Mullins, while piling up 14 hits in the rout as there was nowhere for the Toronto pitchers to hide. After starter Jose Berrios was touched for six runs in five innings, the bullpen allowed another six in the next four innings. Charlie Morton makes his Baltimore debut tonight, likely to get some run support, before he's out of there after five innings max. Brandon Hyde, however, has a bit more confidence in his relievers who kept Toronto off of the board in the final three innings on Thursday. Play Orioles on Money Line.

For the third straight season, the Baltimore Orioles opened the season by scoring double digit runs. A great sign for the Orioles season but also not to overreact heading into their second game. Kevin Gausman limited the Orioles in eight innings of work on August 8th, and also look for the Bluejays bats to provide better run support today. Tail the home team in Toronto.