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In a game that featured the top two home-run hitting teams in the majors, the Orioles blasted Toronto left-hander Mark Buehrle for three homers, including Adam Jones¿ three-run blast, to give the Orioles a 8-5 win over the Blue Jays in Friday night¿s series opener in front of an announced 42,660 at Camden Yards.

The Orioles couldn't wait to get out of Canada following Sunday's 13-5 loss to the Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre.

Orioles first baseman Chris Davis eye-popping offensive numbers continued to gain him national recognition on Monday.

For the second time within an 18-hour span, the Orioles bats jumped on a Toronto starter early.

In the sixth inning, Orioles left fielder Nate McLouth raced into foul ground and went into the stands full speed giving chase to a fly ball off the bat of Colby Rasmus. As McLouth went back to his position, an opened aluminum can was thrown onto the field.

The Orioles rallied with for two runs in the eighth inning for their second comeback win in as many games with a 5-4 win over the Blue Jays on Sunday at Florida Auto Exchange Stadium.

Jair Jurrjens, making his first spring appearance in a Baltimore Orioles uniform, allowed one run and four hits over two innings against the Blue Jays.

The industry was watching what the Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays would do this winter because they are viewed as the potential new guard in the AL East with the New York Yankees aging, the Boston Red Sox rebuilding and the Tampa Bay Rays hampered by payroll.

As the regular season winds down, the Orioles insist they aren't sneaking glances at the out-of-town scoreboard in right field of Camden Yards to see how the division-leading New York Yankees are doing.

There was plenty of curiosity remaining when Dylan Bundy took the mound against the Toronto Blue Jays in the ninth inning for his home debut Tuesday night at Camden Yards.

By the time Chris Davis reached the Orioles dugout after his third homer in Friday night¿s 6-4 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, his teammates were already waiting for him on the top step.

Left-hander Brian Matusz returned to the Orioles clubhouse Friday afternoon, but to fill a much different role than the one he had when he left.

The Orioles couldn't get out of Canada any faster Wednesday night. The first leg of their three-city, nine-game road trip couldn't have gone any worse.

Jake Arrieta is now 0-4 with a 8.00 ERA since throwing a gem against the Yankees, and his Orioles are reeling.

Their starting pitching sputtering, their offense anemic, the Orioles lost their sixth game in their past eight, an uninspiring 6-2 loss to a Blue Jays team that had lost five straight, in front of an announced crowd of 16,575.

Matusz has first quality start since 2010 as Orioles sweep Blue Jays

On Wednesday night, Jason Hammel shut down a Blue Jays lineup that has scored the fourth-most runs in the American League, dancing mid-90 fastballs through the strike zone and missing Toronto bats all night, leading the Orioles to a 3-0 win at Camden Yards.

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The Orioles and Blue Jays combined for seven solo home runs, but it was Wilson Betemit's two-run single up the middle with two outs in the eight that proved to be the biggest hit in the game, propelling the Orioles to a 7-5 win over the Blue Jays.

Orioles left-hander Dana Eveland allowed three runs on six hits over four innings of work in today's road Grapefruit League game against the Blue Jays.

The Orioles fell 5-4 to the Toronto Blue Jays in front of an announced 18,770 at Camden Yards