The Baltimore Orioles have recalled left-hander Trevor Rogers from Triple-A Norfolk to start against the Tampa Bay Rays, as announced on Wednesday. Rogers previously showcased his potential in a spot start, delivering 6 1/3 scoreless innings against the Boston Red Sox. However, his performance at Norfolk this season has been less impressive, with a 5.46 ERA over 29 2/3 innings. Interim manager Tony Mansolino remains optimistic about Rogers' return, citing positive reports from pitching staff about his progress.

Originally an All-Star with the Miami Marlins, Rogers has faced challenges since his rookie season, where he finished runner-up for NL Rookie of the Year. Since being traded to Baltimore, he may have opportunities for multiple starts due to Cade Povich's injury. This outing will mark Rogers' sixth major league appearance with the Orioles, and both fans and fantasy players will be watching closely to gauge his performance against a formidable Rays lineup.