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Jake Arrieta |
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Called up because Hammel is sick and will start tonight. Did not pitch last week for Baltimore. |
Freddy Garcia |
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Seems to follow up every good start with a bad one. First start was a solid 6 inning effort. In the second start, he failed to make it through 6 and allowed 5 runs in the process. |
Kevin Gausman |
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Actually had a halfway decent outing on Thursday night, but was optioned to AAA anyway, making room for Arrieta. |
Miguel Gonzalez |
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Two solid starts has his ERA back down below 4. Over 14.1 innings pitched, MiGo allowed just 4 earned runs (although he struck out just 7 total). |
Jason Hammel |
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Wasn't entirely sharp during his Wednesday start vs. the Angels. Allowed 4 earned runs (2 were inherited runners scored), while walking 2 and striking out 1. Not a bad start by any means, but the shorter starts are putting serious pressure on the bullpen. |
Chris Tillman |
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Solid 6 innings of 3-hit ball. Only qualm with the start was the lack of efficiency. He required over 100 pitches to get through 6, walking 4 in the process. |
Bullpen |
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Tommy Hunter |
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Continuing his impressive run in the bullpen. Did allow 1 run over 4.2 innings, but has been solid overall with 1.86 ERA (3.89 FIP). |
Jim Johnson |
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Only blemish for the week was one trouble spot against Josh Hamilton/Albert Pujols. Those hits were all he allowed in 5 innings of work. |
Brian Matusz |
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Struggled so far in the month of June. |
T.J. McFarland |
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A very solid 4.2 innings of work. No inherited runners scored this week! |
Darren O'Day |
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Hasn't allowed a run since May 22. |
Troy Patton |
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Had some pretty serious struggles for a few weeks, but was much better over this past one (2.1 IP, 0 ER). |
Pedro Strop |
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If ever there was a time for Mr. Yuk, this would be it. |
Lineup |
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Alexi Casilla |
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A finger issue left him with almost no playing time this past week. |
Chris Davis |
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Oh, you know. Just leading the MLB in homers. No biggie. |
Chris Dickerson |
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Not much playing time with 4 healthy outfielders ahead of him, but he's cooled off since that solid few weeks he got in center (replacing an injured Jones). |
Ryan Flaherty |
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When is B-Rob supposed to be back again? |
J.J. Hardy |
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Had an explosive road trip, then returned home and was not nearly as good (5-25, 4 BB). |
Adam Jones |
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Decent .276, but he had two homers, one of which factored into a close win (which shouldn't have been that close, but that's another story). Had a number of multi-hit games. |
Manny Machado |
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Oh, you know. Just leading the MLB in doubles. No biggie. (Also....is this the return of DOUBLES MACHINE?) |
Nick Markakis |
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Nick also had a quality week, going 10-33, including a solid 4-5 game yesterday. Apparently Buck likes his defense as well. |
Nate McLouth |
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Only a couple of hits, but he did have 4 walks. |
Steve Pearce |
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Just 1 for 7 |
Taylor Teagarden |
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He can't hit, but his is pretty good at getting border-line strike calls. |
Danny Valencia |
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Continues to hit through limited playing time. |
Matt Wieters |
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Not as good at getting border-line strike calls. Oh, and he's not really hitting that well either. Hmm....that's not good.... |
Disabled List |
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Wilson Betemit |
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No update from last week. Still on target to return following the ASG. |
Wei-Yin Chen |
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Threw off of a mound with no pain. Could make his return soon. |
Steve Johnson |
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Has noted "minor improvement" to his strained oblique. |
Nolan Reimold |
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Headed to AA Bowie tomorrow to start his rehab assignment. |
Brian Roberts |
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Resumed hitting over the weekend. Targeting a second-half return. |