Trevor Rogers, the All-Star left-hander, is gearing up for another exciting season with the Baltimore Orioles. As Spring Training kicks off, he's already showing signs of brilliance that have fans buzzing about what lies ahead.
Trevor Rogers has a 0.00 ERA this Spring Training after tossing a scoreless 1st in the Orioles' Grapefruit League opener. Worked around a 2-out single by Yankees' Jazz Chisholm Jr.
— Jake Rill (@JakeDRill) February 20, 2026
Heston Kjerstad caught this Amed Rosario fly ball on the LF warning track to end the inning: pic.twitter.com/7S7gJUaSKl
In their Grapefruit League opener against the New York Yankees, Rogers took the mound and delivered a flawless performance, boasting a 0.00 ERA. Even after Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. managed a two-out single, Rogers kept his cool and wrapped up the inning with precision.
The second inning was all Rogers, as he struck out the side, demonstrating the kind of dominance that Orioles fans are hoping to see throughout the season.
Trevor Rogers K'ing the Side in the 2nd. pic.twitter.com/lqACsvLBx9
— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) February 20, 2026
Reflecting on the Orioles' previous season, they ended with a 75-87 record, landing last in the American League East. However, Rogers was a standout, finishing with a 9-3 record, a 1.90 ERA, and racking up 103 strikeouts across 18 games.
Rogers' journey began in 2027 when he was drafted 13th overall by the Miami Marlins, signing for $3.4 million. His MLB debut came on August 25, 2020, against the New York Mets, where he pitched four scoreless innings and allowed just one hit, setting the stage for a promising career.
After pitching for Miami until 2024, Rogers was traded to the Orioles, where he continued to shine. Last season, he achieved a remarkable feat, becoming the first American League pitcher since Walter “Big Train” Johnson in 1917 to maintain a sub-1.50 ERA, sub .800 WHIP, and 0/1 hit batters over 12 starts.
Rogers' talent was recognized early on when he was selected for the All-Star Game in 2021 and finished as the runner-up for NL Rookie of the Year, just behind Jonathan India.
With Spring Training underway, all eyes are on Rogers as he looks to build on his impressive track record and lead the Orioles to a successful season.