This was a statement. The Orioles hang 12 unanswered runs on Toronto and run away with a 13-3 win in the series opener. Adley Rutschman puts on a superstar performance—4-for-4, 5 RBIs, finishing a triple shy of the cycle, and adding a two-run double in the ninth to pour it on. He didn’t just lead the offense—he owned the game. The turning point? A five-run sixth inning that flipped everything. Then Baltimore keeps stacking pressure with three in the eighth and four more in the ninth—three crooked numbers that bury the Blue Jays. Jeremiah Jackson delivers the go-ahead punch off the bench with a clutch RBI single. Coby Mayo launches a towering two-run homer to cap the sixth and spark the avalanche. The lineup goes to work with runners in scoring position and never lets up. On the mound, Brandon Young gives the Orioles a strong foundation with a quality start before the offense completely takes over. This is what makes this team dangerous—they don’t just beat you, they keep scoring u...