The American League East-leading Blue Jays came to Baltimore as baseball’s hottest team. The Orioles, by starting the four-game series with two imposing victories, extinguished that stretch with a pair of offensive outputs that showed what a mostly healthy lineup can do — even if it’s too late to change the front office’s plans.

If AL was a Derby, they would have two horses beat. The Chicago Blight Sox and the Homeless Athletics. The O’s Dean Kremer tossed back-to-back gems (one run, 14 frames) but the Rockies scored five on Krispy Kremer in his last start. This pick is for the birds. Play $50 on the Orioles.

Toronto acquired hard-throwing reliever Seranthony Dominguez from the Orioles, per multiple reports. To land Dominguez, the Blue Jays sent 23-year-old right-hander Juaron Watts-Brown to Baltimore, the 10th ranked prospect in their system per MLB Pipeline.