Rain Washes Out Orioles-Blue Jays Game; Rescheduled Doubleheader Promises Exciting Matchups

Baltimore fans hoping to see the Orioles face off against the Toronto Blue Jays on April 11, 2025, were met with disappointment as persistent heavy rain forced the postponement of the game. The matchup, originally slated to kick off a three-game series at Camden Yards, will now take place as part of a split-admission doubleheader on Tuesday, July 29, 2025.

The decision to cancel Friday's game was announced around 4 p.m., as inclement weather showed no signs of relenting. This marked the third rainout in Major League Baseball this season, sparking discussions about the challenges of playing outdoor baseball in April without stadium roofs. Both teams will look forward to the rescheduled event, which promises fans an exciting day of baseball action.

Doubleheader Details

The July 29 doubleheader will feature two games:

• Game One: Scheduled to begin at 12:35 p.m., with gates opening at 11:35 a.m.
• Game Two: Set for 6:35 p.m., with gates opening at 5:35 p.m.

Fans holding tickets for the postponed April 11 game will automatically receive seats for the first game of the doubleheader. Tickets for both games can be accessed via the MLB Ballpark App and are transferable or resellable through SeatGeek.com. Additionally, attendees of the afternoon game will enjoy a special bonus: the first 10,000 fans will receive complimentary Clear Stadium Bags.

Broadcast and Fan Experience

Both games will be broadcast live on Baltimore’s flagship stations—WBAL NewsRadio AM/FM and 98 Rock FM—ensuring fans who cannot attend can still follow the action. The Orioles organization has emphasized its commitment to creating a memorable experience for fans during this unique doubleheader event.

Team Outlook

The Orioles entered Friday’s postponed game struggling at the bottom of the AL East standings with a record of 5-8. Meanwhile, Toronto sits at 8-6 after taking three of four from Boston earlier in the week. Baltimore has yet to secure a series win this season and hopes to turn things around by late July when key injured players might return.

For now, both teams will continue their series in Baltimore over the weekend, weather permitting. As division rivals with much to prove early in the season, these matchups promise intense competition and high stakes for both sides.

Mark your calendars for July 29—a day that promises thrilling baseball and an electric atmosphere at Camden Yards!