The Baltimore Orioles<\/a> dropped their second consecutive game to the Toronto Blue Jays<\/a> by a score of five to four. The Orioles jumped Max Scherzer<\/a> for two runs in the first and scored a run in the eighth and ninth innings. However, the Blue Jays’ late-game heroic standard continued as Yennier Cano<\/a> gave up three runs in the bottom of the ninth, giving Baltimore their 79th loss of the year.<\/p>\n The Orioles started hot with Jackson Holliday<\/a> extending a 14-game on-base streak with a single. Dylan Beavers<\/a> followed with one of his three walks in the game, extending his very own on-base streak to eleven. After a Gunnar Henderson<\/a> double off the right field wall scored Holliday, Tyler O’Neill<\/a> grounded out to third, scoring Beavers to put the Orioles up two early.<\/p>\n Tomoyuki Sugano<\/a> took the start for Baltimore and battled through a 113 mph line drive off his foot to get through four unscathed by the Blue Jay offense. The only scoring off Sugano came in the form of a fifth-inning leadoff home run by Addison Barger<\/a>. Sugano finished his day giving up only the one run through six innings and striking out four.<\/p>\nBlue Jays – Orioles Game Summary<\/h3>\n