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Baltimore Orioles 00 Colorado Rockies

69–69Baltimore Orioles · .500
52–86Colorado Rockies · .377
first pitch
Coors Fieldvenue
50,144capacity

Probable starters

Baltimore Orioles
9–9 · 4.38 ERA · 121 K in 138 IP
Career: 33–46 · 3.94 ERA · 642 K
Colorado Rockies
12–8 · 5.23 ERA · 75 K in 126 IP
Career: 22–18 · 4.90 ERA · 181 K

Lineups

Baltimore Oriolesactive roster · lineup not posted
251BPete Alonso.861
163BCoby Mayo.730
79CYohel Pozo.593
26PAlex Hoppe4.38
81PLuis De León
34PShane Baz4.01
Colorado Rockiesactive roster · lineup not posted
71BTJ Rumfield.818
12BAdael Amador1.423
352BConnor Norby.683
16CFCole Carrigg.770
27LFJordan Beck.570
13LFZac Veen.882
43PGabriel Hughes6.19
47PJuan Mejia5.56
54PMark Manfredi2.45
38PMason Adams3.00
41PNick Frasso4.09
36PZach Agnos5.42

Head to head

13–15Colorado Rockies all-time
28meetings
2004first met
111–138runs
Recent meetings
2026-09-012–1Baltimore Orioles won
2025-07-275–1Baltimore Orioles won
2025-07-2618–0Baltimore Orioles won
2025-07-255–6Colorado Rockies won
2024-09-016–1Baltimore Orioles won
2024-08-315–7Colorado Rockies won
2024-08-305–3Baltimore Orioles won
2023-08-273–4Colorado Rockies won

Projection

64%Baltimore Orioles win probability
8.5 – 5.6projected score
3–14 / 2–1080% ranges

Starting pitchers

Trevor RogersBaltimore Orioles
Innings5.0 3.3–7.0
Strikeouts5.3 3–8
Walks1.5 0–3
Hits allowed6.3 3–10
Home runs0.7 0–2
Runs allowed3.0 0–6
Pitches87 63–110
2+ strikeouts97%
3+ strikeouts91%
4+ strikeouts78%
5+ strikeouts61%
6+ strikeouts44%
7+ strikeouts28%
Tomoyuki SuganoColorado Rockies
Innings4.5 3.0–6.3
Strikeouts3.6 1–6
Walks1.6 0–3
Hits allowed7.2 4–11
Home runs1.4 0–3
Runs allowed4.3 1–8
Pitches84 63–107
1+ strikeouts98%
2+ strikeouts89%
3+ strikeouts71%
4+ strikeouts49%
5+ strikeouts31%
6+ strikeouts17%
Each figure is the median of the simulated games with an 80% range beside it. Pitch counts are estimated from batters faced (fitted on 17,200 real outings; typical error 8 pitches). These assume the starter is not pulled early for a reason the model cannot see — an injury, a blowout, or a quick hook.
Estimates, not predictions. Full projection and how it was measured.