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The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 9–5 on May 31 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in a contest where Baltimore's offensive volume overwhelmed Toronto's pitching. The Orioles collected 10 hits and drove in 9 runs despite posting a modest .715 OPS, while the Blue Jays managed only 8 hits and 4 RBI with a .690 OPS, indicating both teams struggled for consistency at the plate. Toronto's pitching staff allowed 10 hits and 9 earned runs across the game, translating to a 3.89 ERA, while Baltimore's relief pitchers recorded 4 strikeouts against 4 walks. The home team's ability to convert opportunities—particularly in run production relative to their modest batting average of .239—proved decisive in what amounted to a relatively low-efficiency offensive display from both sides. The Orioles' one defensive error did not prove costly given their run margin. Baltimore's depth in the lineup and willingness to take walks (5 BB) created enough baserunners to break through Toronto's pitching, a pattern that could signal the Orioles' improved consistency in the AL East race.