Beatline Orioles - Daily Podcast On The Baltimore Orioles
Sep 10, 2026 · 10 min · 10 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Baltimore Orioles (71-76) look to extend their winning streak…
Well, part of that came true.
We got the win last night.
Now we move forward.
Exactly.
And let's be clear about last night.
It wasn't just a win.
It was statement-making.
Dylan Beavers had two hits and three RBIs in that massive eighth-inning surge that lifted the Orioles past the Guardians 9-5.
That is the energy we need heading into September.
So let's look at the immediate future.
The game is set for tomorrow night, September 11th.
This is an away game, which always changes the dynamic, especially with the roster constraints we're dealing with.
Right.
And looking at the rotation, who do you think is getting the nod? We know Chris Bassett has been a workhorse, but with the bullpen usage we've seen lately, they might want to rest him for the final stretch.
It's a tough call.
You have Kyle Bradish, Shane Baz, Trevor Rogers, Brandon Young, and Chris Bassett available.
Given that we just played a nine-run game, the offense is hot.
I'd lean toward giving the ball to someone like Shane Baz or even Trevor Rogers to keep the starters fresh for any potential playoff push scenarios.
I agree.
If they want to maximize their chances, resting Bassett makes sense.
But if they want to secure the win immediately, you go with the ace.
What does the Blue Jays lineup look like to you? Is there a specific pitcher matchup you're worried about?
Well, part of that came true.
We got the win last night.
Now we move forward.
Exactly.
And let's be clear about last night.
It wasn't just a win.
It was statement-making.
Dylan Beavers had two hits and three RBIs in that massive eighth-inning surge that lifted the Orioles past the Guardians 9-5.
That is the energy we need heading into September.
So let's look at the immediate future.
The game is set for tomorrow night, September 11th.
This is an away game, which always changes the dynamic, especially with the roster constraints we're dealing with.
Right.
And looking at the rotation, who do you think is getting the nod? We know Chris Bassett has been a workhorse, but with the bullpen usage we've seen lately, they might want to rest him for the final stretch.
It's a tough call.
You have Kyle Bradish, Shane Baz, Trevor Rogers, Brandon Young, and Chris Bassett available.
Given that we just played a nine-run game, the offense is hot.
I'd lean toward giving the ball to someone like Shane Baz or even Trevor Rogers to keep the starters fresh for any potential playoff push scenarios.
I agree.
If they want to maximize their chances, resting Bassett makes sense.
But if they want to secure the win immediately, you go with the ace.
What does the Blue Jays lineup look like to you? Is there a specific pitcher matchup you're worried about?
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