In a season where not a whole lot has gone right for the Orioles, Trevor Rogers stands as a major source of consistency in a down year. Rogers continued his impressive season on Monday night in Boston by shackling the Red Sox's lineup,

Westburg left the game after rounding second base in the first inning. The Orioles used the phrase “right-ankle discomfort” when describing Westburg’s injury. Mansolino said the Orioles would wait to see how Westburg felt in the morning.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/orioles as Orioles' Trevor Rogers continues historic dominance at Camden Yards. The 2025 season has been a tough one overall for the Baltimore Orioles, but there have been a few bright spots throughout the campaign, such as the performance of starting pitcher Trevor Rogers.

There was a sense of déjà vu as Rogers befuddled the Boston bats; the Orioles southpaw made his season debut against the Red Sox on May 24, a scoreless gem in which he yielded only two hits over 6.1 innings en route to a 2-1 O’s victory.

Trevor Rogers talked with PressBox about working through struggles last season and an unusual key to the success he's achieved this season.

It doesn't always happen, but it happens often enough that I'm taking the extra step this year of pointing out which of the two-start pitchers is scheduled for Tuesday and Sunday in the upcoming scoring period,

Boston’s new first baseman isn’t in Monday’s Red Sox lineup, which has a newly returned player in the leadoff spot.