The Tampa Bay Rays host the Baltimore Orioles at 6:10 p.m. ET on Saturday. Ian Seymour (9-3, 4.08 ERA) gets the start for the Rays, who are 74-47 this season and first in the AL East. Kyle Bradish (7-11, 3.69 ERA) is expected to start for the Orioles, who are 59-63 and fifth in the AL East.

How to watch Baltimore Orioles vs. Tampa Bay Rays

Orioles vs. Rays odds

• Favorite Moneyline: Rays -149
• Underdog Moneyline: Orioles +125
• Total: 7.5
• Total Over Odds: +100
• Total Under Odds: -120

Injury reports

Rays

Ben Williamson: 10 Day IL (Hamstring), Cole Sulser: 15 Day IL (Back), Shane McClanahan: 15 Day IL (Back), Griffin Jax: 15 Day IL (Elbow), Jake Fraley: 60 Day IL (Groin), Manuel Rodriguez: 60 Day IL (Elbow), Ryan Pepiot: 60 Day IL (Hip), Gavin Lux: 60 Day IL (Shoulder), Jon Heasley: 60 Day IL (Elbow), Edwin Uceta: 60 Day IL (Shoulder), Victor Mesa Jr.: day-to-day (Hamstring)

Orioles

Samuel Basallo: 10 Day IL (Shoulder), Blaze Alexander: 10 Day IL (Hand), Zach Eflin: 60 Day IL (Elbow), Felix Bautista: 60 Day IL (Shoulder), Keegan Akin: 60 Day IL (Elbow), Ryan Helsley: 60 Day IL (Elbow), Ryan Mountcastle: 60 Day IL (Foot), Jordan Westburg: 60 Day IL (Ucl), Colin Selby: 60 Day IL (Shoulder)

Stats to know

• Junior Caminero is hitting for a .276 BA, .368 OBP and .548 SLG with an 18.3% strikeout rate and a 12.5% walk rate. His OPS is .916, which ranks 5th in MLB, and he has scored 77 runs. In 530 plate appearances, he has hit 35 home runs (3rd in MLB) and driven in 78 runs (7th in MLB).
• In 515 plate appearances, Yandy Diaz is hitting .301/.369/.463 with a .832 OPS. He has hit 17 long balls, driven in 69 runs and scored 68 times.
• Pete Alonso is hitting for a .260 BA, .353 OBP and .479 SLG with a 24.4% strikeout rate and an 11.5% walk rate. His OPS is .833, which ranks 19th in MLB, and he has scored 74 runs. In 529 plate appearances, he has hit 26 home runs (13th in MLB) and driven in 77 runs (9th in MLB).
• In 549 plate appearances, Gunnar Henderson has hit 20 long balls, tallied 51 RBIs and scored 73 runs. He is batting .221/.302/.403 and has posted a 22.4% strikeout rate and an 8.9% walk rate. Henderson has recorded nine steals on 14 attempts.

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Sebastien Pocognoli is set to be announced as the new Scotland men’s head coach next week.

The Belgian will become the first foreign appointment since Berti Vogts’s spell in charge between 2002 and 2004.

Multiple candidates were interviewed during an extensive search that also used data to identify a coaching style that matched the requirements outlined as key to a successful Scotland team.

The 39-year-old’s tactical work on the training ground and track record of integrating young players have been major factors in his appointment, according to sources with knowledge of the recruitment process.

The Scottish Football Association (SFA) have moved quickly to replace Steve Clarke, who resigned days after Scotland’s World Cup group stage exit despite signing a new four-year contract before the tournament.

The search was led by the SFA’s chief football officer Craig Mulholland, who started his role last month after joining from Nottingham Forest, where he was head of football development and talent management.

Clarke’s 81 games in charge is the most of any Scotland manager in history and Pocognoli will be tasked with qualifying for the 2028 European Championship and the World Cup in 2030.

He won 13 caps for Belgium as a player and played over 300 times domestically with experience of British football during spells at West Bromwich Albion and Brighton & Hove Albion.

Pocognoli’s managerial career started with spells in charge at Royal Union Saint-Gilloise (RUSG), Genk and the Belgium national team, where he oversaw their respective under-18 and under-21 sides. He took over the RUSG first team in 2024, leading them to a first Belgian league title in 90 years and secured Champions League group stage football.

He was hired by AS Monaco last October but sacked this summer after leading them to a seventh-place finish in Ligue 1.