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Trevor Rogers Bounces Back: 2025 MVP After Tough 2024

9/27/2025

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Summary

Rogers' Impressive Comeback

Trevor Rogers went 9-2 with a 1.35 ERA in 2025 for the Baltimore Orioles, earning the Most Valuable Oriole award.
He faced a rough 2024, including a demotion after a 7.11 ERA in his first four starts.
A recent start with the New York Yankees saw six earned runs in three innings, lifting his season ERA to 1.81.

Summary

Rogers' Rough Outing

Trevor Rogers (Orioles) allowed six runs in three innings as the Orioles lost 8-4 to the Yankees.
He previously allowed two or fewer runs in 15 straight starts.
Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton homered, aiding Rogers' rough night.
The Yankees chase the AL East title, tied with the Blue Jays. The Orioles seek to spoil the final series.

History

Historical Context

The Baltimore Orioles won their first World Series in 1966, led by Frank Robinson, who achieved a remarkable .316 batting average and 49 home runs that season. This victory marked a pivotal moment in the franchise's history, establishing a competitive rivalry with teams like the New York Yankees, which continues to shape the dynamics of the American League East today.

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Rogers' Impressive Comeback

Trevor Rogers went 9-2 with a 1.35 ERA in 2025 for the Baltimore Orioles, earning the Most Valuable Oriole award.
He faced a rough 2024, including a demotion after a 7.11 ERA in his first four starts.
A recent start with the New York Yankees saw six earned runs in three innings, lifting his season ERA to 1.81.

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