The Baltimore Orioles, once a playoff contender, are now at the bottom of the American League East, with prospects of a 90-loss season in 2025. After lackluster roster management and injuries, trade speculations surrounding All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman are heating up. While moving Rutschman seems like a daunting decision, especially given his potential and years of control, the emergence of prospect Samuel Basallo complicates the narrative. The O's may find themselves in a tough spot leading up to the July 31 trade deadline, as they debate whether to rebuild or push for a wild-card spot.

As fantasy baseball enthusiasts gear up for Week 11, several top prospects are emerging as key stash candidates. The Kansas City Royals have made a splash by calling up Jac Caglianone, potentially reshaping their lineup with newfound power. Meanwhile, the Boston Red Sox continue to tease their top prospect Roman Anthony, who is crushing it in Triple-A; a call-up seems imminent given his impressive stats.

The San Francisco Giants have opened a path for Bryce Eldridge, following their recent move to designate LaMonte Wade Jr., while the Philadelphia Phillies are cautiously observing Justin Crawford, who is demonstrating both speed and average in Triple-A. With the Oakland Athletics struggling, Colby Thomas poses a solid risk-reward proposition due to his power potential, and the Nationals' Brady House is quietly making a case for a major league appearance soon, showcasing improved plate discipline and power.

Bo Bichette's pinch-hit two-run homer in the ninth inning propelled the Toronto Blue Jays to a 2-0 victory over the Texas Rangers on Wednesday night. The home run, which came off pitcher Jacob Webb, marked Bichette's fifth of the season, despite him starting the game on the bench due to lower back soreness. A combined effort from five Blue Jays pitchers resulted in only one hit allowed throughout the game.

Brendon Little, the fourth pitcher for Toronto, struck out the two batters he faced, while Jeff Hoffman secured his 12th save of the season. The Rangers struggled offensively, with only Josh Smith managing to get on the board with a single and two walks. Toronto's victory gave them two wins in their three-game series against Texas.