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The Texas Rangers defeated the Baltimore Orioles 8–5 on March 31 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, with the visiting team's superior offensive efficiency proving decisive. Texas out-hit Baltimore 13–9 and capitalized on power, launching three home runs compared to the Orioles' one, while posting a .767 OPS versus Baltimore's anemic .645. The Rangers' pitching staff was equally dominant, allowing just nine hits and five earned runs with a 3.00 ERA, compared to Baltimore's 4.60 ERA across 13 hits allowed and eight earned runs surrendered. Both teams struck out 11 batters, but Texas's three-homer barrage and 8 RBIs overwhelmed a Baltimore lineup that managed only five runs on nine hits despite drawing a walk. The Orioles' offensive struggles—evidenced by a .233 batting average and .308 on-base percentage—foreshadowed deeper concerns about run production as the season progresses.