The Baltimore Orioles suffered a disappointing weekend series against the Tampa Bay Rays, losing two out of three games, including a 2-0 shutout on Sunday where they failed to capitalize on any of their nine base runners and went 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position. Zack Littell and the Rays’ bullpen combined for a five-hit shutout, while Jonny DeLuca's sixth-inning two-run homer was the decisive blow. Despite a strong performance from Corbin Burnes, who allowed only two runs and struck out three, the Orioles' offense struggled significantly, scoring just three runs across the entire series. The series marked the Rays' first road series win since early August, while the Orioles fell half a game behind the New York Yankees in the AL East standings. Manager Brandon Hyde expressed frustration at missed opportunities and emphasized the need for improved offensive production. The Orioles' ongoing struggles have raised concerns as they aim for a postseason berth.