The Baltimore Orioles are shaking things up as they prepare for a pivotal matchup against the New York Yankees, calling up one of their most promising pitching prospects to bolster a rotation that's been battered by injuries this April.

On Saturday morning, the Orioles added right-hander Trey Gibson to their taxi squad, signaling an imminent roster move. By the afternoon, manager Craig Albernaz confirmed the news: Gibson would make his MLB debut on Sunday against the Yankees. The decision comes after Trevor Rogers landed on the 15-day injured list Wednesday due to illness, leaving a gap in the rotation that the club needs to fill.

Baltimore's pitching depth has been tested all season, and now they're turning to a young arm who's been turning heads in the minors. Gibson, 23, has posted a 4.01 ERA across 24 2/3 innings at Triple-A this season—a number that's been skewed by a rough start. Since settling in, he's shown the command and composure that made him the organization's No. 3 prospect.

What makes Gibson's rise even more remarkable is his journey. He was an undrafted free agent signed by the Orioles in August 2023, and in less than three years, he's developed into one of the system's brightest stars. Across four minor-league seasons, he's racked up an impressive 311 strikeouts, showcasing the kind of stuff that plays well on the big stage.

Albernaz kept the message simple for his young pitcher. "We just want him to be Trey. It's going to be a fun day for him, and I just want to tell him when I see him to embrace the moment, have some fun with it. He's put a lot of work in throughout his whole life to get to this point."

For Orioles fans, this is more than just a roster move—it's a glimpse into the future. Gibson's debut against a powerhouse Yankees lineup will be a true test, but it's exactly the kind of moment that defines a young player's career. Whether you're at the ballpark or watching from home, this is one start you won't want to miss.