masn-baseballs-orioles.jpgLeft-hander Michael Gonzalez is warming in the bullpen, and we could see him pitch for the first time since the home opener.

Be gentle.

Kevin Millwood made it through the sixth after throwing 34 pitches in the first and surrendering that three-run double to Delmon Young. He also served up a 434-foot homer to Michael Cuddyer.

I’m told they served a kosher meal on that flight.

Millwood’s pitch count stands at 93.

The Orioles’ hit count stands at three – a weak single by Craig Tatum in…Left-hander Michael Gonzalez is warming in the bullpen, and we could see him pitch for the first time since the home opener.

Be gentle.

Kevin Millwood made it through the sixth after throwing 34 pitches in the first and surrendering that three-run double to Delmon Young. He also served up a 434-foot homer to Michael Cuddyer.

I’m told they served a kosher meal on that flight.

Millwood’s pitch count stands at 93.

The Orioles’ hit count stands at three – a weak single by Craig Tatum in the third, Luke Scott’s single in the fourth and Cesar Izturis’ leadoff double in the sixth.

Felix Pie swung at the next pitch and grounded out. MLB.com’s Brittany Ghiroli tells me that Pie has seen six pitches in three at-bats.

I guess he really is uncomfortable in the leadoff spot.

Down on the farm, Billy Rowell’s single is the only hit for Single-A Frederick through five innings against Myrtle Beach.