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| Brad Brach |
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Recorded his 7th hold of the year and hasn't allowed an earned run in over a month.
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| Zach Britton |
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Notched save 25 on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Rays. Trails only Glen Perkins of the Minnesota Twins in saves (29) among AL pitchers.
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| Wei-Yin Chen |
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Strong through his first five innings before allowing back-to-back homers. Still, the two solo homers were his lone runs allowed and he qualified for his fifth win of the year. Walked one and struck out six.
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| Kevin Gausman |
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Settled down after an ugly first, but the three runs did him in and dropped him to 1-2 on the year. The foul pole homer might have been a bit lucky, though, and he'll get the chance to turn things around against Atlanta tonight.
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| Miguel Gonzalez |
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Posted his second straight start with two or fewer earned runs allowed. Went 7+ on Saturday against Tampa and allowed just a solo home run for his ninth win of the season.
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| Tommy Hunter |
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Actually pretty sharp over three innings this week. The three walks were dangerous, but allowed just one hit and struck out four (also got his 6th hold).
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| Ubaldo Jimenez |
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That was just ugly. We're not going to talk about it.
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| Brian Matusz |
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Just one inning this week (scoreless). Matusz has appeared in just five innings throughout the entire month of July.
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| Bud Norris |
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It would be just great if anybody outside of the Orioles would like to take flyer on him as a "change of scenery" guy....
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| Darren O'Day |
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Picked up his third blown save and first loss of the year on Friday in a rare poor outing.
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| Chaz Roe |
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Another scoreless 2.1 innings has him at a fairly impressive 2.31/2.60 ERA/FIP for the year. Not bad for a guy who had pitched just 24 MLB innings over the past two seasons (he's at 31.1 so far this year).
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| Chris Tillman |
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Somehow ended up with a no-decision after going another 7 innings with just 2 hits allowed. Did walk three which isn't so great, but Tillman has looked really sharp of late. |
| Catchers |
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| Caleb Joseph |
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After just three hits last week, he had....one...this week. Although that one hit was a big two-run blast of Tampa's Matt Moore in Sunday's game.
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| Matt Wieters |
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Day-to-day as he deals with a stiff back. Maybe that explains his 1-14 performance this week? |
| Infielders |
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| Ryan Flaherty |
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Getting some time at first base, which is probably better than some of the other options there, but he added just two hits in 14 trips (including a two-run homer).
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| J.J. Hardy |
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Still lacking in power, but he did have 7 hits in 22 trips, plus a walk. J.J.'s line included a homer and three RBI. The homer was his lone extra-base hit.
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| Manny Machado |
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Moved to the third spot in the lineup to help jump-start the offense and responded with just four hits in 20 trips. However, he did have a homer and walk three times. It's hard to complain much when his walk rate is double his career average and he's at his lowest K% in his four seasons at the MLB level.
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| Chris Parmelee |
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Avoided DFA briefly due to injuries elsewhere, but he's got to be close, right?
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| Jimmy Paredes |
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Just two hits in twelve AB. Paredes has struggled in the month of July, racking up only eleven hits (.186) with two going for extra bases.
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| Jonathan Schoop |
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Got to love his power potential, but his OBP is miserable. Schoop has just 2 walks to 21 strikeouts over an injury-shortened season. Struck out at least once in every game he played this week and added only three hits.
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| Outfielders |
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| Chris Davis |
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On the flip side, the outfield offense was solid. Davis now has a nine game hitting streak and had a grand slam off of Erasmo Ramirez on Saturday.
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| Adam Jones |
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The week started poorly for Jones with just two hits in three games against the New York Yankees, but he had back-to-back multi-hit games to finish the weekend.
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| David Lough |
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Only two hits in twelve ABs, but he did have a triple!
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| Nolan Reimold |
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A mostly poor July for Nolan, but he picked up four hits in limited playing time this week to bring his OBP back to more respectable levels.
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| Travis Snider |
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0-10. He and Chris Parmelee were the only two on the roster without hits over the 16th week of the 2015 campaign.
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| Disabled List |
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| Jason Garcia |
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(Shoulder) - Appears on track to return in late July or early August.
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Steve Pearce
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(Oblique) - Placed on the 15-day DL with an oblique strain to make room on the roster for Kevin Gausman. Will be re-evaluated early this week.
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