Just the facts
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May 11, 2011 7:48 pm
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* Derrek Lee is now the only Oriole to start every game. Nick Markakis and Mark Reynolds were on that list until today when neither is in the starting lineup.
* After grounding out with the bases loaded to end the second inning tonight, Robert Andino is now 2-for-12 on the year batting with runners in scoring position.
* Chris Tillman entered this game with an ERA of 11.57 in the first two innings this year, but pitched shutout ball in those frames tonight versus Seattle.
* Adam Jones now…* Derrek Lee is now the only Oriole to start every game. Nick Markakis and Mark Reynolds were on that list until today when neither is in the starting lineup.
* After grounding out with the bases loaded to end the second inning tonight, Robert Andino is now 2-for-12 on the year batting with runners in scoring position.
* Chris Tillman entered this game with an ERA of 11.57 in the first two innings this year, but pitched shutout ball in those frames tonight versus Seattle.
* Adam Jones now has five outfield assists and that ties for the AL lead.
* After a single his first time up tonight, Jones now has 14 hits over his last 36 at-bats for an average of .389.
* Reynolds is 0-for-12 over his last four games and does not have an RBI over his last eight games. Vlad Guerrero has now gone eight games also without an RBI.
* Felix Hernandez is 4-0 with an ERA of 2.56 over his previous four starts at Camden Yards. He has given up just two earned runs over his last 22 innings at the Yard.
* The Orioles are 2-16 on the year when scoring three runs or less, but are 13-3 on the season when scoring four or more in a game.
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