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The Baltimore Orioles dominated the Boston Red Sox 10–3 on April 24 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, with the home team's offense overwhelming a struggling visitor. Baltimore's lineup delivered 20 hits and 6 home runs while maintaining a .735 OPS, demonstrating sustained offensive pressure that proved too much for Boston's pitching staff, which allowed 10 earned runs and posted a 4.61 ERA. The Red Sox managed only 10 hits and 1 home run with a .641 OPS, striking out 6 times and managing just 3 runs despite two walks. Baltimore's defense was flawless with zero errors, while the pitching staff limited Boston to a .226 batting average and struck out 5. The Orioles' offensive output—particularly their power display with six home runs—capitalized on a Red Sox rotation that struggled to find consistency. This lopsided result underscores Boston's early-season pitching vulnerability and suggests the Orioles' ability to generate runs through the long ball will be a central factor in their divisional competitiveness moving forward.