The Rays beat the Orioles 7-1 on Monday night with their American League-leading 36th quality start of the season.

The challenge, at this point, might be finding something the Rays aren’t doing well. The Rays continued their nearly monthlong surge with a 7-1 win over the Orioles on Monday night at George M. Steinbrenner Field,

The White Sox turned the page on Andrew Vaughn last week by trading him to the Brewers for right-hander Aaron Civale. A former top prospect, Vaughn has regressed in recent years and was hitting .189 with a .531 OPS through 48 games this season. While Vaughn’s handling was likely botched in the first place, both sides are probably better off apart.

He has been a prodigy and a bust. A culprit of his own doing and a victim of cruel circumstances. He was once the best pitching prospect in the game, and was also dumped last week for next to nothing.

Things have looked pretty good in Birdland of late. Injured players are returning. The offense is improving. The pitching has stabilized. And the O’s are coming off a three-game sweep of the Angels that moved them within six games of a wild card spot (just don’t look at how many teams they’d have to pass).

Shane Baz combined with three relievers on a five-hitter, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat New York 9-0 to complete the first three-game series sweep of the Mets this season.

The Rays bat around in the 4th inning to score five runs and take a 6-2 lead, with Junior Caminero and Brandon Lowe leading the charge

The former Bruins right-hander quickly removed himself from potential All-Star conversations after back-to-back rough outings on the mound.