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Week 12 Birds Up, O's Down (June 18 - 24)

Jason Hammel's week included a career-high 10 strikeouts.  (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
Jason Hammel's week included a career-high 10 strikeouts. (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
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Who's hot and who's not for the Baltimore Orioles:

Rotation

Jake Arrieta Popped for 4 runs against the Mets (which actually lowered his ERA), but rebounded with a very solid outing against the Nationals. In two starts vs. Washington this season, Arrieta has allowed 11 hits and 2 runs, while striking out 14.

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Wei-Yin Chen Was not particularly sharp in Saturday's start vs. Washington. Of course, he was hurt a bit by the defensive combo of Betemit and Reynolds, but still allowed 6 hits and walked two over 5 innings.

Jason Hammel Dazzling start against Washington (5 hits and 1 unearned run) produced a career-high of 10 strikeouts.

Tommy Hunter Wouldn't be a Tommy Hunter start without a home run. Although he might get more starts since the O's recently released Jamie Moyer.

Brian Matusz Continues to struggle with consistency, efficiency.
Bullpen

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Luis Ayala Threw a couple of innings.

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Dana Eveland Pitched fine in an inning+, but will be placed on paternity leave.

Kevin Gregg Still on the roster.

Jim Johnson Three scoreless innings produced two saves.

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Darren O'Day Just 1 IP this week.

Troy Patton Another solid week has his ERA down to 3.18

Pedro Strop Continuing to excel in the setup role.

Lineup



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Robert Andino Saw extremely limited playing time this week.

Wilson Betemit Another solid week, hitting-wise (.462 with a homer). Just keep him away from lefties....and the playing field.

Chris Davis Showing some versatility (well, forced versatility), but stuck in an 0 for 17 slump.

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Ryan Flaherty Nothing new.

J.J. Hardy Just 3 for 24 at the plate and did not take a walk.

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Nick Johnson Two for seven with two walks, but actually got a little playing time!

Adam Jones At 4 for 23, this was one of Adam's worst weeks at the plate. Line drive off of the foul pole on Saturday night was pretty cool though.

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Ronny Paulino Played in only two games.

Steve Pearce Rather ugly 1 for 14 week, including a bases-loaded popup.

Mark Reynolds Kinda bad all around this week.

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Brian Roberts Went 4 for 22, but walked 3 times and seems to be back working the counts again.

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Steve Tolleson Saw limited action.

Matt Wieters Don't run on Matt Wieters.