Orioles Tie MLB Sac Fly Record in 16-4 Win Over Blue Jays

The Baltimore Orioles achieved a record-tying five sacrifice flies and hit four home runs during a dominant 16-4 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays in the first game of a doubleheader. Tyler O'Neill homered for the fourth consecutive game, while Ramón Urías hit two home runs, and Gunnar Henderson also contributed a home run. The Orioles' offense erupted particularly in the sixth inning, capitalizing on Blue Jays reliever Lazaro Estrada's loss of command to score six runs, including a three-run homer by O'Neill and a solo blast by Urías. Baltimore's recent offensive surge has been impressive, with 50 runs scored over their last four games, marking one of their best stretches since 2000. Despite the win and offensive explosion, the Orioles remain in last place in the American League East with a 49-58 record, while the Blue Jays lead the division. The Orioles are expected to make roster changes before the July 31 trade deadline, with several players potentially on the move.