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Zach Britton |
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Couldn't even manage three innings during Wednesday's spot start. |
Wei-Yin Chen |
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Back to Chen-sational after a few poor outings, although he still hasn't figured out how to get deep into ballgames. |
Scott Feldman |
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You want to know who has been good lately? Scott Feldman's been good. Two earned runs in his last three starts (21 innings). |
Kevin Gausman |
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Called upon to mop up Britton's poor start, but ended up giving the tied game right back to Cleveland. |
Miguel Gonzalez |
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Couldn't beat the Yankees, but had better luck against the White Sox. Much better luck. |
Jason Hammel |
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He's back, but in the pen for now. |
Tommy Hunter |
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Getting a down arrow this week for Saturday's performance in Chicago. |
Jim Johnson |
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Three innings, just one hit allowed. Only one save though..... |
Steve Johnson |
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Wouldn't have even known he was back on the team if I hadn't read the box score closely. |
Brian Matusz |
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One inning of scoreless relief. |
T.J. McFarland |
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3.2 innings without a hit allowed |
Bud Norris |
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Should be on high alert in case somebody wants to put Hammel back in the rotation. |
Darren O'Day |
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Two scoreless innings of relief. |
Troy Patton |
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Apparently not much use for lefty specialists against Chicago or Cleveland |
Francisco Rodriguez |
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1.2 innings of scoreless relief. |
Josh Stinson |
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One inning of scoreless relief. I think I said that already.... |
Chris Tillman |
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Appeared determined to walk every batter possible, although he did limit the damage to just 4 runs. |
Catchers |
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Steve Clevenger |
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I don't really see the point of having three catchers on the team, even with the expanded rosters. |
Chris Snyder |
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Got a start and two ABs before being lifted for Wieters in an extra inning game. Good call because Wieters ended up with the GW hit. |
Matt Wieters |
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A solid week with two homers and a huge game-winning hit. I also personally watched him frame a pitch for what appears to be the first time this season. Naturally, it was called a ball, but hey....baby steps. |
Infielders |
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Wilson Betemit |
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Still hitless this year. |
Alexi Casilla |
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Received just a handful of PAs on the week |
Chris Davis |
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Yes, he hit another homer, but his approach at the plate recently has been terrible. |
Ryan Flaherty |
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Two hits....both doubles |
J.J. Hardy |
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Not much in the power department, but Hardy delivered nine hits. |
Manny Machado |
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Only major contribution to the week was his game-tying homer against Cleveland. |
Brian Roberts |
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Four hits and all four went for extra bases (including two homers). B-Rob is probably the last guy you'd expect that from. |
Jonathan Schoop |
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DNP |
Danny Valencia |
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Limited week, but it was a good one: 5-10 with a homer, 2 doubles, and 2 RBI. |
Outfielders |
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Chris Dickerson |
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TOOTBLAN |
Adam Jones |
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Average-ish average....but three homers! Topped 100 RBI for the first time in his career. |
Nick Markakis |
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Sigh. |
Nate McLouth |
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Six hits (two homers) is what passes as a good week for Nate. He threw somebody out at the plate, too! |
Michael Morse |
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Yea, he's totally better than Markakis. |
Henry Urrutia |
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