<p>Rogers plated the opposition with an early showing as Stanton teed off on an 0-2 pitch. Rogers represents an Orioles’ pitching option contrasted against the Yankees’ power-heavy lineup, a component in the ongoing AL East tug-of-war.</p><p>His performance and matchup dynamics are key to understanding Baltimore’s series plans and the defensive posture Yankee hitters face as the season closes.</p>

Rogers, another Orioles left-hander, factors into Rosario’s lefty-ripper role as New York targets left-handers in late-season games and potential postseason rotations.

Trevor Rogers has pitched at an ace level when healthy, posting a sub-1.50 ERA across a solid stretch of starts, driving trade speculation around the Orioles’ offseason direction.

Rogers returned to dominance for Baltimore, delivering six scoreless innings to push his record to 9-2 with a 1.35 ERA. His 15 straight starts of two runs or fewer—the longest streak in MLB this season—have re-established him as the anchor in Baltimore’s rotation as health and form converged.

Rogers delivered six one-hit innings, seven strikeouts, and a 1.35 ERA through 17 starts, continuing a dominant stretch that makes him a stabilizing force for Baltimore’s rotation as September emphasis grows.