Rogers anchors Baltimore’s rotation with August dominance: seven straight starts with no more than one earned run, 1.39 ERA through 14 outings, and an 11-3 team record in his starts. He’s a Camden Yards favorite and a key weapon against the Dodgers’ lineup as he seeks another strong outing.

Rogers delivered seven innings of one-run ball, showcasing elite control and extended work for Baltimore while the lineup exploded behind him. His performance anchors the rotation as the O’s look to build around a dominant start and a malleable bullpen.

Rogers has regained velocity to around 93 mph and improved his changeup, translating to a 13-start stretch with a 1.40 ERA and 0.83 WHIP across 83 innings. The host envisions a mid- to late-rotation role in 2026, worth targeting as an SP5 with upside if he sustains the rebound.

Rogers delivered seven strong innings, scattering hits and keeping the Astros off balance with a fastball-changeup mix as he climbed ERA to a season-best mark. His nine strikeouts and efficiency helped the Orioles hold the early lead and preserve the win.

Trevor Rogers, a lefty with a 6-2 ledger and a 1.41 ERA, offers a challenging test for Houston’s lineup in a lefty-on-lefty tilt. His ability to mix speeds and locate will be critical as he faces Arrighetti’s right-handed power in Baltimore.