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Orioles host the Guardians to start 3-game series
Cleveland opens the series with a four-game edge over Baltimore and a pitching staff that has held opponents to 4.0 runs per game.
The Baltimore Orioles host the Cleveland Guardians on Monday to begin a three-game series, with lefty Joey Cantillo facing Baltimore's Trevor Rogers in their fifth meeting this season.
Cleveland holds a 3-1 advantage in the season series and a 73-71 overall record, while the Orioles, struggling at 69-75, face dwindling Wild Card chances.
Gunnar Henderson leads Baltimore's offense with 22 home runs and 57 RBIs, while rookie Chase DeLauter paces the Guardians with a.294 batting average.
Cantillo has struggled with control, walking seven batters against the Angels and four against the Rockies recently, as Cleveland seeks to improve its 4.0 runs-per-game average, tied for last in MLB.
Boasting a 51-35 record against sub-.500 teams, the Guardians aim to maintain momentum, whereas the Orioles, 34-38 at home, must overcome recent struggles to preserve postseason aspirations.