Orioles' Rogers on IL, Foster Called Up

0:00On April 30th, Baltimore Orioles just put their opening day starter Trevor Rogers on the 15-day injured list with an undisclosed illness. This happened Wednesday, right after their game against Houston got wiped out by bad weather and bumped to a double header on Thursday. They brought up right-hander Cameron Foster from AAA Norfolk to fill the spot. Rogers has been rough lately, giving up 13 runs, 12 earned over his last three starts, totaling 11 and a third innings. His most recent outing was a disaster. Three runs and one-and-two-thirds innings during a 17-to-1 loss to Boston on Saturday. The move is retroactive to Sunday. That shaky stretch, contrasts his strong opening day, where he tossed seven scoreless innings in a two-to-one win over Minnesota. Overall this season, the 28-year-old lefty sits at two wins and three losses with a 4.75 ERA across six starts. Fans are feeling the hit to the rotation right now. Foster knows the big leagues a bit, making his Orioles debut on April 16th before getting sent back down Saturday.

1:04He posted a 6.35 ERA and four relief looks. No word yet on who starts the double header, though they had Chris Bass had lined up for Wednesday and Brandon Young for Thursday. With Rogers sidelined, the birds got a shuffle their arms quick for that twin bill, testing their death early in the season. Baseball news, powered by AI. This is MLB News Today. I'm Corey with the story.