Saturday, July 26th, 2025

Cedric Mullins hit his 100th career home run and 14th this season off starter Antonio Senzatela before the Orioles plated nine seventh-inning runs off two Rockies relievers in Baltimore's 18-0 victory over Colorado on Saturday night.
Mullins joined Brady Anderson and Paul Blair among Orioles with 100 home runs and 100 steals in Baltimore's largest win of the season. He may have done so just in time; facing free agency this offseason, the 30-year-old is one of several potential trade pieces for a Baltimore club likely to be sellers at Thursday’s deadline.
Tyler O'Neill homered in a second consecutive game, singled, walked twice and drove in three runs. Gunnar Henderson and Coby Mayo added two-run doubles in the seventh. Ryan O'Hearn added two RBI. Alex Jackson had a late solo shot off designated hitter-turned-pitcher Kyle Farmer.
Trevor Rogers (4-1) pitched seven innings of one-hit ball in his fourth consecutive quality start for Baltimore while lowering his ERA to 1.49 in eight starts. He made his season debut in late May after coming off the injured list (right knee).
Senzatela (4-14) allowed six runs on six hits and two walks over four innings in Colorado's worst defeat since a 21-0 loss to San Diego on May 10.
The Rockies rarely looked like breaking through against Rogers, but it was still a 3-0 game when Mullins made sure it didn't happen in the third inning with his sprinting, diving catch to deny Orlando Arcia extra bases.
O'Neill is 6 for 10 with two homers and a double in his last three games.
Japanese right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano (7-5, 4.54 ERA) could be making his last start for Baltimore on Sunday if he is among the Orioles dealt ahead of Thursday's trade deadline. Rockies left-hander Austin Gomber (0-4, 6.03) is making his eighth start.
The Baltimore Orioles secured a dominant 18-0 shutout victory over the Colorado Rockies. The game featured Cedric Mullins' 100th career home run and a massive nine-run seventh inning by the Orioles. Trevor Rogers delivered an outstanding pitching performance, allowing only one hit over seven innings, securing his fourth quality start. Key offensive contributors included Tyler O'Neill, Gunnar Henderson, Coby Mayo, Ryan O'Hearn, and Alex Jackson. Antonio Senzatela took the loss for the Rockies in their worst defeat since May 10. Mullins also made a significant defensive play with a sprinting, diving catch.
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