He also walked three and struck out two on the day. The Orioles could certainly use some reinforcements in their rotation, and getting Rogers back and healthy could be the answer to their problems. Unfortunately, Rogers hasn’t been good since coming to Baltimore and does not appear close to 100 percent right now.

Remember him? Rogers, who finished last season in the minors after being acquired from the Marlins at the trade deadline, injured his kneecap in offseason workouts in January and opened up on the 15-day IL. He’s probably looking at a long rehab assignment, and he could be optioned to the minors once it concludes.

Rogers would’ve been a strong candidate to break camp in Baltimore’s starting rotation mix if he hadn’t hurt his knee back in January. He’s probably going to be an option for the Orioles at some point in May.

Rogers is throwing off flat ground, but the left-hander is still not ready to have bullpen sessions after injuring his kneecap in January. It’s very unlikely Rogers will be ready for the start of the 2025 season, and he’s a very risky fantasy option whenever he does make that return to the mound.