Not even a year after he was drafted, Kevin Gausman will be making his major league debut for the Orioles. He'll be taking on the Blue Jays in Toronto, up against the likes of Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion.
The big excitement is Kevin Gausman's debut on Thursday, but there's a game to be played Wednesday as well. Jason Hammel takes on Hiroki Kuroda as the Orioles look to steal a series win and rebound a little bit.
Miguel Gonzalez returns to the disabled list to square off against the Yankees, a team he had some great games against last season. The New York starter is Phil Hughes, against whom the Orioles need to hit a bunch of home runs.
Coming into the game the losers of five straight games, the Orioles will look to best CC Sabathia behind Freddy Garcia as the play on ESPN on Monday Night Baseball. Ouch.
Losers of four straight, the Orioles look to get back in the win column on Sunday against Matt Moore, who has yet to lose a start this season.
The Orioles look to get back in the win column on Saturday and snap their losing streak behind the 2013 debut of Jair Jurrjens, who will be getting a rematch against the former Fausto Carmona from his major league debut.
The Orioles score a lot of runs for Jason Hammel, who's starting the game for them tonight. Jeremy Hellickson, starting for the Rays, gives up a lot of runs. Follow the trends, fellows.
It's Freddy Garcia vs. Jason Marquis as the Orioles try to forget last night and go win a nice drama-free afternoon game with a relaxing off day on the calendar for tomorrow.
The Orioles begin a two-game series against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday night. Chris Tillman starts for the O's against Andrew Cashner of the Padres.
Sundays in general and Mother's Day in particular have been days to dread for Orioles fans. Can Wei-Yin Chen help reverse the trend today, and can the hitters do enough off Twins starter Scott Diamond for that to matter?
Steve Johnson makes his 2013 MLB debut for the Orioles, with O's hitters looking to take advantage of facing the struggling Vance Worley in Minnesota on Saturday night.
Jason Hammel is going for his sixth straight road win as the Orioles look to beat up on the hittable Mike Pelfrey against the Twins on Friday night.
Jeremy Guthrie could barely win a game in Baltimore because his team frequently let him down. He returns with the Royals and has not lost in 17 starts. Can the Orioles end his streak on Thursday night?
Chris Tillman takes the mound tonight against the Royals. Will it be the Tillman who had a 7.07 ERA over his first three starts or a 1.31 ERA over his second three starts?
Let's do it.
The Orioles take on their one-game-a-year nemesis Jerome Williams in the final game of the four-game set against the Angels. Jason Hammel starts for the Orioles, and Chris Davis returns to the lineup.
Freddy Garcia is starting the game for the Orioles today. Good God.
After opening the four-game series against the Angels with a win, the Orioles look to make it two in a row as they face off against Jason Vargas tonight. Miguel Gonzalez, who got his first major league start in Anaheim last year, starts tonight.
Anaheim has been something of a field of nightmares in recent years, or at least in 2011, which scarred Mark's memory, so he's nervous about tonight, with Chris Tillman facing off against Joe Blanton.
Wei-Yin Chen of the Orioles brings a 13 inning scoreless streak into the game against the Mariners, who have Aaron Harang as their starting pitcher. The O's need to resist the reverse-lock potential.
The Orioles offense will look to get going again against Mariners rookie Brandon Maurer. Jason Hammel starts for the O's as they try to keep hopes alive for a win of the three-game series.
Luminaries from the 2012 Orioles such as Robert Andino and Joe Saunders will take the field against them for the Mariners tonight. Zach Britton makes his 2013 debut for the O's.
The Orioles look to complete a rare four-game sweep of Oakland on Sunday afternoon. Miguel Gonzalez starts for the Orioles against Bartolo Colon of the Athletics.
In Oakland, Saturday afternoon will be a celebration of the 1973 World Series winning team. The Orioles, behind Chris Tillman, hope to rain on the festivities.
