How to watch Toronto Blue Jays vs Baltimore Orioles MLB game: Live stream, regional networks, team news and start time

The Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore Orioles wrap up their weekend series at Rogers Centre on Sunday as MLB regular-season action rolls on. The two clubs kicked off the campaign on Thursday in Toronto, where Baltimore dominated with a 12-2 rout.

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The Orioles' bats exploded, led by Adley Rutschman and Cedric Mullins, who each crushed two home runs. Jordan Westburg and Tyler O’Neill also went deep, fueling a relentless offensive onslaught. Rutschman and O’Neill both crossed the plate three times, while Mullins scored twice in the commanding road victory.

On the mound, Zach Eflin delivered a steady outing for Baltimore, working six innings and allowing both of Toronto’s runs while recording a pair of strikeouts.

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How to watch Toronto Blue Jays vs Baltimore Orioles MLB game on TV & stream live online

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Toronto Blue Jays vs Baltimore Orioles: Date and First-Pitch time

The Blue Jays will take on the Orioles in an electrifying MLB game on Sunday, March 30, 2025, at 1:47 pm ET/10:47 pm PT, at Rogers Centre in Ontario, Canada.

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Toronto Blue Jays vs Baltimore Orioles team news, injury reports & key players

Toronto Blue Jays team news

The Blue Jays, meanwhile, were aggressive in addressing their weaknesses, though they fell short in their pursuit of superstar Juan Soto. Their biggest offseason splash was poaching Santander from the Orioles, adding a much-needed power bat to the middle of their lineup.

Toronto also brought in veteran pitchers Tomoyuki Sugano, a 35-year-old making his MLB debut after a long career in Japan, and 41-year-old Charlie Morton to bolster their rotation. Additional reinforcements included outfielder Tyler O’Neill, whose bat has pop but whose durability is a concern, and catcher Gary Sánchez to add another power option.

Perhaps the most impactful move, however, isn’t an addition at all. Bo Bichette, who struggled with injuries and inconsistency in 2024, is back healthy and could be the key to transforming Toronto’s lineup. If he returns to form, the Blue Jays could be a much more dangerous team in 2025.

Chris Bassitt will start on the mound for the Blue Jays, his first of the season.

Baltimore Orioles team news

Baltimore was active in the offseason but may be remembered more for its departures than its acquisitions. The Orioles lost their ace, Corbin Burnes, in free agency after just one season, while switch-hitting slugger Anthony Santander took his 44 home runs to division rival Toronto.

The O's will now lean heavily on their young core of Gunnar Henderson, Adley Rutschman, Jordan Westburg, and top prospect Jackson Holliday, who is expected to start at shortstop before shifting to second base once Henderson returns from injury. Without Burnes anchoring the rotation, pitchers like Zach Eflin must step up.

Tomoyuki Sugano gets the nod for the Orioles and will make his first start of the campaign.

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