The Toronto Blue Jays will aim to recover from a surprising loss to the Baltimore Orioles as they prepare for Game 2 of their series on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, at Camden Yards in Baltimore. The Blue Jays fell to the Orioles 11-4 in an eventful matchup on Monday night, where several key players shone for Baltimore.
Ramon Laureano had a standout performance, hitting a home run and contributing three runs batted in (RBIs), while Adley Rutschman made a strong return from the injured list with three hits and two RBIs. Baltimore’s offense was relentless, totaling 16 hits against Toronto, with other home runs contributed by Cedric Mullins, Coby Mayo, and Colton Cowser.
Toronto’s George Springer faced a scary moment late in the game when he was hit in the helmet by a pitch from Kade Strowd. After a brief delay, he was able to leave the field but the incident added tension to an already heated game. For the Jays, Bo Bichette continued his impressive hitting streak, achieving nine consecutive hits, a new franchise record.
Chris Bassitt struggled on the mound for Toronto, surrendering six runs in just 2 1/3 innings, while Baltimore’s Cobin Martin secured his second career victory in relief.
The Blue Jays, who have been dominant in the AL East, will look to turn their fortunes around against the Orioles, despite holding a 3-4 record against them this season. The series continues with a split doubleheader, with the first game scheduled for 12:35 p.m. EDT.
Fans can catch the action on MASN and MLB Network, with streaming options available through DirecTV, fuboTV, and Sling.
As baseball enthusiasts look forward to today’s matches, both teams will be eager to assert themselves in this critical stage of the season, adding more excitement to the unfolding regular season narrative.